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    • Published by James R. Osgood & Co., New York, 1881

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      Cloth. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket (as issued). 1st Edition. First Edition, 2nd or subsequent printing. Hard cover 8vo in brown cloth w/gold spine titles. Very Good. Front cloth creased (production error), small splits at crown, bookplate and gift plate front pastedown, else Fine and unmarked. 461pp. Book.

    • Published by William F Gill and Company, 1875

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      Hardcover. Condition: VG-. Decorative cover w/ gilt edges. Some rubbing & edgewear; bumped corners w/ wear; yellowing & some foxing; some tears to tissue guards by illustrations; "opens hard" to title page; otherwise overall clean & sound. 411 pages.

    • Published by Chatto and Windus, Piccadilly, London, 1875

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      5 unbound leaves [pages 27-32]. 4to. "Sam Clemens interviews Mark Twain" was an idea for a sketch that Mark Twain proposed in his journal near the end of his career. He never wrote that. For a volume titled Lotos Leaves, edited by John Brougham and John Elderkin and issued in November, 1874, however, he did write this somewhat surreal sketch, about his own (non-existent) twin brother. This is his earliest rehearsal of the trope of changelings that he employs in both The Prince and the Pauper and Pudd'nhead Wilson. Later Twain used versions of this "encounter" as part of his live performances. BAL 3363 Unbound wrappers, light toning, chipping along spine edge where binding was removed, else a very good copy of a scarce significant Mark Twain work 5 unbound leaves [pages 27-32]. 4to.