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I'm not sure of the focus in the "grief" discussion. "Grief" now includes
"dark" which is perhaps related to grief but I think is not the same thing
at all.  For me, dark suggests a psychological state of Clemens. Is that
what you're after? Or is it Mark Twain's literary expressions of grief
(which might be pretty "dark")?  Terry Oggel

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