Notes to Mark Twain, A Biography. Volume I, Part 1: 1835-1866 — Reading edition
46 notes · Reading edition
III A HUMBLE BIRTHPLACE · Note 1III A HUMBLE BIRTHPLACE · Note 2V THE WAY OF FORTUNE · Note 1VI A NEW HOME · Note 1VII THE LITTLE TOWN OF HANNIBAL · Note 1VIII THE FARM · Note 1X EARLY VICISSITUDE AND SORROW · Note 1XII TOM SAWYER’S BAND · Note 1XIII THE GENTLER SIDE · Note 1XV A YOUNG BEN FRANKLIN · Note 1XVIII THE BEGINNING OF A LITERARY LIFE · Note 1XX KEOKUK DAYS · Note 1XXI SCOTCHMAN NAMED MACFARLANE · Note 1XXII THE OLD CALL OF THE RIVER · Note 1XXIII THE SUPREME SCIENCE · Note 1XXV LOVE-MAKING AND ADVENTURE · Note 1XXV LOVE-MAKING AND ADVENTURE · Note 2XXVI THE TRAGEDY OF THE “PENNSYLVANIA” · Note 1XXVII THE PILOT · Note 1XXVII THE PILOT · Note 2XXX THE SOLDIER · Note 1XXX THE SOLDIER · Note 2XXXI OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY · Note 1XXXII THE PIONEER · Note 1XXXII THE PIONEER · Note 2XXXIII THE PROSPECTOR · Note 1XXXIII THE PROSPECTOR · Note 2XXXVI LAST MINING DAYS · Note 1XXXVII THE NEW ESTATE · Note 1XXXVII THE NEW ESTATE · Note 2XXXVII THE NEW ESTATE · Note 3XXXVIII ONE OF THE “STAFF” · Note 1XXXVIII ONE OF THE “STAFF” · Note 2XLI THE CREAM OF COMSTOCK HUMOR · Note 1XLIII ARTEMUS WARD · Note 1XLIV GOVERNOR OF THE “THIRD HOUSE” · Note 1XLIV GOVERNOR OF THE “THIRD HOUSE” · Note 2XLVI GETTING SETTLED IN SAN FRANCISCO · Note 1XLVI GETTING SETTLED IN SAN FRANCISCO · Note 2XLVII BOHEMIAN DAYS · Note 1XLIX THE JUMPING FROG · Note 1LI THE CORNER-STONE · Note 1LI THE CORNER-STONE · Note 2LI THE CORNER-STONE · Note 3LIII ANSON BURLINGAME AND THE “HORNET” DISASTER · Note 1LIII ANSON BURLINGAME AND THE “HORNET” DISASTER · Note 2