Dear MT Forum: Ok; I need to seek help from the collective Twainian brain again for the young adult biography I am writing about the author (Greenwood Press). I suspect this question is an old one that any number of you could help me sort out. I have come across several different images of Livy Langdon that purport to be the one Charley Langdon showed Clemens aboard the _Quaker City_. She looks quite young in some of them. The caption below the version in the Berkley _Letters_, Vol. 2, (ed. by Smith and Bucci, 1990) (p. 439) says that the original ivory portrait does not exist, but that the portrait shown there (she looks like a child in it) was in Clemens's possession at his death. Is that where this question stands, currently, or is there a consensus among scholars over which one is "the" one? Is it likely that this "girl" image is the one he first saw? Perhaps this is one of those mysteries/debates that still exist in the scholarship? Thanks in advance for your expert advice and counsel. btw: Quarry Farm was beautiful over Columbus Day weekend. Connie Ann Kirk Mansfield University