Mark Twain's notebook

Mark Twain

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American Literature and Humor Studies Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Travel Writing and Literature

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Notes of a visit to Pisa, Rome, and Florence are found on pp. 224-225. Chapter XXIV (pp. 383-390) is entitled "Italy Again," and Twain's notes recount his experiences in Genoa, Florence, and Naples. The great tragedy of his wife's death occurred while both were at a villa in Florence.

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