I'm less optimistic. I suspect that the closest thing we will hear to Twain's actual voice is Hal Holbrook. I read somewhere that when he was starting out he found Isabel Lyons living in New York and she coached him on Twain's voice. However, I would be really happy if somebody proved me wrong about an actual recording. -- Terry Ballard Assistant Director of Technical Services for Library Systems The New York Law School 185 West Broadway, New York, NY, 10013 212-431-2106 http://www.terryballard.org Author of the book "Google this" http://googlethisforlibraries.com "My memory has a mind of its own."