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

Note * — XV A YOUNG BEN FRANKLIN

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The color of Mark Twain’s hair in early life has been variously referred to as red, black, and brown. It was, in fact, as stated by McMurry, “sandy” in boyhood, deepening later to that rich, mahogany tone known as auburn.

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