In Bruce Chatwin's book _In Patagonia_ he makes the following reference to one of the natives of Tierra del Fuego, by the name of York Minster: " ...he had an audience with William IV and Queen Adelaide; and, if we believe Mark Twain, his colleague York Minster went to a Court Ball at St JamesŐs in the costume of his country -- and emptied the ballroom in two minutes." (York Minster was a native of Tierra del Fuego who was captured and taken to England circa 1830 to be "civilized". He returned to his native land several years later -- as related by Charles Darwin in _Voyage of the Beagle_.) Can anyone provide a reference for where Twain wrote about York Minster? Thanks, Barb