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Source: CU-MARK ([CU-MARK])

Cue: "You are under"

Source format: "MS, draft"

Letter type: "draft"

Notes:

Last modified: 1998-04-10T00:00:00

Revision History: HES 1998-04-10 2nd of 2 letters; was to R. Cowley by SLC

Published on MTPO: 2007

Print Publication: v5

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To Henry Watterson To R. Cowley-Squier
per Samuel C. Thompson
25 June 1873 • (2nd of 2) • London, England (Stenographic draft: CU-MARK, UCCL 00933)
Dear sir,
      Dear Watterson, emendation
   Dear sir,

You are under a misaprehnsemendation, I have emendationnot called at the Examiner officeemendation;1explanatory note but all of emendationhave said in your note should go very well. Very truly,

R. Cowley-Squier emendation
Textual Commentary
25 June 1873 • To R. Cowley-Squier , per Samuel C. Thompson • (2nd of 2) • London, EnglandUCCL 00933
Source text(s):

Dictation recorded by Samuel C. Thompson in his stenographic notebook, Mark Twain Papers, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley (CU-MARK).

Previous Publication:

L5 , 389; N&J1, 546.

Provenance:

Thompson’s notebook was purchased by CU-MARK in 1958 from Dawson’s Book Shop (Los Angeles).

More information on provenance may be found in Description of Provenanceclick to open link.

see the commentary for 25 June 73 to Cowley-Squier (1st of 2).

Explanatory Notes
1 

The London Examiner was a radical weekly launched in 1808 by John and Leigh Hunt. Its “political section gave great support to reform and was a frequent critic of the Prince of Wales” (Griffiths, 236).

Emendations and Textual Notes
  Langhan  ●  longhand
  Jne 25th  ●  longhand
  Watterson  ●  longhand
  misaprehns ●  longhand
  I have ●  I have I have shorthand; corrected miswriting
  Examiner office ●  longhand
  of ●  shorthand; possibly ‘that’
  R. Cowley-Squier ●  R. Cowley-S -Squier | longhand
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