To
Edwin Booth
7 April 1877 • Hartford, Conn. (MS, correspondence card, in pencil: VtMiM, UCCL 01411)
(SUPERSEDED)
7 April 1877 • Hartford, Conn. (MS, correspondence card, in pencil: VtMiM, UCCL 01411)
(SUPERSEDED)
Saturday AM
slc
I have called to pay my respects, Mr. Booth, & apologize for my pieceⒶemendation of supernatural stupidity of last night (for I am sore about it yet, & righteously ashamed); but do not hesitate to excuse yourself if you so pref shall so prefer. I have traveled about the country lecturing enough to know how perfectly justifiably one loathes the intruding stranger who breaks in upon his needed repose & his prized seclusion.
Truly Yours
Samℓ. L. Clemens
(“Mark Twain”)
(“Mark Twain”)
Emendations and Textual Notes
MicroPUL, reel 1.
Acquired by VtMiM on 4 October 1938.
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