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Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Acknowledgments Table of Contents 1852

The Dandy Frightening the Squatter Historical Exhibition--A No. 1 Ruse Editorial Agility Blabbing Government Secrets!

1859

River Intelligence

1861

Ghost Life on the Mississippi

1862

Petrified Man

1863

Letter from Carson City Ye Sentimental Law Student All About the Fashions Letter from Steamboat Springs How to Cure a Cold The Lick House Ball The Great Prize Fight A Bloody Massacre Near Carson "Ingomar" Over the Mountains

1864

Miss Clapp's School Doings in Nevada Those Blasted Children Washoe.--"Information Wanted" The Evidence in the Case of Smith vs. Jones Whereas A Touching Story of George Washington's Boyhood The Killing of Julius Cæsar "Localized" Lucretia Smith's Soldier

1865

Important Correspondence Answers to Correspondents Advice for Good Little Boys Advice for Good Little Girls Just "One More Unfortunate" Real Estate versus Imaginary Possessions, Poetically Considered Jim Smiley and His Jumping Frog "Mark Twain" on the Launch of the Steamer "Capital" The Pioneers' Ball Uncle Lige A Rich Epigram Macdougall vs. Maguire The Christmas Fireside

1866

Policemen's Presents What Have the Police Been Doing? The Spiritual Séance A New Biography of Washington Reflections on the Sabbath

1867

Barnum's First Speech in Congress Female Suffrage: Views of Mark Twain Female Suffrage Official Physic A Reminiscence of Artemus Ward Jim Wolf and the Tom-Cats Information Wanted The Facts Concerning the Recent Resignation

1868

Woman--an Opinion General Washington's Negro Body-Servant Colloquy Between a Slum Child and a Moral Mentor ... My Late Senatorial Secretaryship The Story of Mamie Grant, the Child-Missionary Cannibalism in the Cars Private Habits of Horace Greeley Concerning Gen. Grant's Intentions

1869

Open Letter to Com. Vanderbilt Mr. Beecher and the Clergy Personal Habits of the Siamese Twins A Day at Niagara A Fine Old Man Journalism in Tennessee The Last Words of Great Men The Legend of the Capitoline Venus Getting My Fortune Told Back from "Yurrup"

1870

An Awful- - - -Terrible Medieval Romance A Mysterious Visit The Facts in the Great Land-Slide Case The New Crime Curious Dream About Smells The Facts in the Case of the Great Beef Contract The Story of the Good Little Boy Who Did Not Prosper Disgraceful Persecution of a Boy Misplaced Confidence Our Precious Lunatic A Couple of Sad Experiences The Judge's "Spirited Woman" Breaking It Gently Post-Mortem Poetry Wit-Inspirations of the "Two-Year-Olds" The Widow's Protest Report to the Buffalo Female Academy How I Edited an Agricultural Paper Once The "Tournament" in A.D. 1870 Unburlesquable Things The Late Benjamin Franklin A Memory Domestic Missionaries Wanted Political Economy John Chinaman in New York The Noble Red Man The Approaching Epidemic A Royal Compliment Science vs. Luck Goldsmith's Friend Abroad Again Map of Paris Riley--Newspaper Correspondent A Reminiscence of the Back Settlements A General Reply Running for Governor Dogberry in Washington My Watch--An Instructive Little Tale

1871

The Facts in the Case of George Fisher, Deceased The Tone-Imparting Committee The Danger of Lying in Bed One of Mankind's Bores The Indignity Put upon the Remains of George Holland by the Rev. Mr. Sabine A Substitute for Rulloff About Barbers A Brace of Brief Lectures on Science The Revised Catechism

1872

The Secret of Dr. Livingstone's Continued Voluntary Exile How I Escaped Being Killed in a Duel

1873

Poor Little Stephen Girard Foster's Case License of the Press Fourth of July Speech in London The Ladies

1874

Those Annual Bills The Temperance Insurrection Rogers A Curious Pleasure Excursion A True Story, Repeated Word for Word as I Heard It An Encounter with an Interviewer

1875

The "Jumping Frog." In English. Then in French. Then clawed back into a civilized language once more, by patient, unremunerated toil Experience of the McWilliamses with Membranous Croup Some Learned Fables for Good Old Boys and Girls Petition Concerning Copyright "Party Cries" in Ireland The Curious Republic of Gondour

1876

A Literary Nightmare The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut [Date, 1601.] Conversation, as it Was by the Social Fireside, in the Time of the Tudors The Canvasser's Tale The Oldest Inhabitant--The Weather of New England

1877

Francis Lightfoot Lee My Military History The Captain's Story The Invalid's Story Whittier Birthday Speech

1878

Farewell Banquet for Bayard Taylor About Magnanimous-Incident Literature

1879

The Great Revolution in Pitcairn Some Thoughts on the Science of Onanism A Presidential Candidate The Babies. As They Comfort Us in Our Sorrows, Let Us Not Forget Them in Our Festivities The New Postal Barbarism Postal Matters

1880

A Telephonic Conversation Reply to a Boston Girl Edward Mills and George Benton: A Tale Mrs. McWilliams and the Lightning "Millions In It" A Cat Tale

1881

The Benefit of Judicious Training Dinner Speech in Montreal Plymouth Rock and the Pilgrims Etiquette

1882

Advice to Youth The Stolen White Elephant On the Decay of the Art of Lying Concerning the American Language Woman--God Bless Her The McWilliamses and the Burglar Alarm

1883

On Adam Why a Statue of Liberty When We Have Adam!

1884

Turncoats Mock Oration on the Dead Partisan

1885

The Character of Man On Speech-Making Reform The Private History of a Campaign that Failed

1886

The New Dynasty Our Children Taming the Bicycle

1887

Letter from the Recording Angel Dinner Speech: General Grant's Grammar Consistency Post-Prandial Oratory A Petition to the Queen of England

1888

American Authors and British Pirates

1889

Yale College Speech The Christening Yarn To Walt Whitman

1890

On Foreign Critics Reply to the Editor of "The Art of Authorship" An Appeal Against Injudicious Swearing

Chronology Note on the Texts Notes Index of Titles The Library of America Series

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