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Mark Twain, A Biography. Volume I, Part 1: 1835-1866

Note * — III A HUMBLE BIRTHPLACE

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This house is no longer standing. When it was torn down several years ago, portions of it were carried off and manufactured into souvenirs. Mark Twain himself disclaimed it as his birthplace, and once wrote on a photograph of it: “No, it is too stylish, it is not my birthplace.”

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