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MARK TWAIN
WRITES FOR
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FREQUENTLY.
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It contains Sketches of Life and Adventure.
It has Serial Stories by our best Novelists.
It has Short Stories in Each Number.
It has Humorous Articles by Mark Twain in Each Number, which are
a constant source of delight to the public.
In Each Number is a Complete Review of the World of Literature.
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