Humorous stories, American; United States -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction
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Editorial Wild Oats
BY
Mark Twain
ILLUSTRATED
NEW YORK AND LONDON
HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISHERS--MCMV
Copyright, 1875, 1899, 1903, by SAMUEL L. CLEMENS.
Copyright, 1879, 1899, by SAMUEL L. CLEMENS.
Copyright, 1905, by HARPER & BROTHERS.
_All rights reserved._
Published September, 1905.
[Illustration: See p. 57
"I FANCIED HE WAS DISPLEASED"]
Contents
PAGE
MY FIRST LITERARY VENTURE 3
JOURNALISM IN TENNESSEE 11
NICODEMUS DODGE--PRINTER 30
MR. BLOKE'S ITEM 41
HOW I EDITED AN AGRICULTURAL
PAPER 52
THE KILLING OF JULIUS CAESAR "LOCALIZED" 70
Illustrations
"I FANCIED HE WAS DISPLEASED" _Frontispiece_
"HE HAD CONCLUDED HE
WOULDN'T" _Facing p._ 4
"GILLESPIE HAD CALLED" " 24
"WHEEZING THE MUSIC OF 'CAMPTOWN
RACES'" " 38
"I HAVE READ THIS ABSURD ITEM
OVER" " 50
"A LONG CADAVEROUS CREATURE" " 58
"THERE WAS NOTHING IN THE
POCKETS" " 82
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|Transcriber's Note: The dialect in this book is transcribed exactly as|
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Editorial Wild Oats
My First Literary Venture
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