"The dinner last night went off well enough. Mark Twain is a unique creature, on the whole rather endearing. As for [Charles] Leland with his heavy slow Philadelphian flatness, if asked to guess what book that man had written, I should never have dreamed of saying Hans Breitmanns Ballads!"
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| Charles Godfrey Leland, whose work later help formed the basis of neopaganism |
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| Twain in 1892 |
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