Mark Twain's Library of Humor
By Washington Irving
Illustrated by E.W. Kemble
Introduction by Roy Blount, Jr.
Edited by Mark Twain
Series edited by Steve Martin
By Washington Irving
Illustrated by E.W. Kemble
Introduction by Roy Blount, Jr.
Edited by Mark Twain
Series edited by Steve Martin
By Washington Irving
Illustrated by E.W. Kemble
Introduction by Roy Blount, Jr.
Edited by Mark Twain
Series edited by Steve Martin
By Washington Irving
Illustrated by E.W. Kemble
Introduction by Roy Blount, Jr.
Edited by Mark Twain
Series edited by Steve Martin
Part of Modern Library Humor and Wit
Part of Modern Library Humor and Wit
Category: Literary Criticism | Classic Nonfiction | Essays & Literary Collections | Humor
Category: Literary Criticism | Classic Nonfiction | Essays & Literary Collections | Humor
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$27.00
May 30, 2000 | ISBN 9780679640363
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Oct 27, 2010 | ISBN 9780307765420
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Praise
"Old pieces of humor are like antique toys: Some of them still work and some don’t, but they all have a certain fascination. Especially if we know that they worked for Mark Twain. And when you find one that does still work after, say, a century and a half, if you are like me you say things like ‘Look at that workmanship’ to cover your wonderment at sharing inner-child glee with someone who was in the grave when your grandmother was born. To my surprise, I feel that way about a good many pieces in this book." –from the Introduction by Roy Blount, Jr.
"Mark Twain is the Lincoln of our literature."–William Dean Howells
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