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Wed, 23 Jun 1999 15:36:31 -0700
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In one of his letters to Howells, Twain apologized for his many financial
speculations by saying it was in his nature to speculate.  The index for
_MT-Howells Letters_ doesn't help me find it, and I'm driving myself
batty looking.  Does anybody know off hand which letter contains this
passage?  Or am I misremembering the source?  Was it a letter to someone
else?

Thanks in advance.

Gregg Camfield

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