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WORKS
BY
MARK
TWAIN.
LIFE
ON
THE
MISSISSIPPI.
An
Octavo
Volume
of
624
Pages,
and
over
300
Illustrations.
Among
his
native
scenes,
he
here
describes
his
own
early
experiences;
what
he
did
and
saw,
felt
and
suffered;
the
wild
adventures
and
daring
exploits;
the
moving
incidents
by
"
flood
and
field;"
accidents,
explosions,
rescues,
fights,
murders
the
thousand
romances,
comedies,
and
tragedies
that
went
on
around
him.
He
combines,
as
no
one
else
can,
pathos,
sentiment
and
humor.
In
extra
cloth,
handsomely
stamped
in
black
and
gold,
plain
edges,
-
$35
THE
STOLEN
WHITE
ELEPHANT,
AND
EIGH-
TEEN
OTHER
STORIES.
One
Volume,
i6mo.
This
book
contains
some
of
MARK
TWAIN'S
most
enter-
taining
stories.
Cloth,
-
-
$i
oo
MARK
TWAIN'S
LIBRARY OF
HUMOR.
A
compiia-
tion
of
good
things
by
the
Prince
of
Humorists.
An
Octavo
Volume
of
over
700
Pages.
Illustrated
by
E.
W.
KEMBLE.
Centainly
no
one
is
more
capable
of
judging
what
is
hu-
morous
than
MARK
TWAIN.
For
years
he
has
carefully
gath-
ered
what
has
struck
him
as
being
bright
and
amusing,
and
in
this
work
he
has
been
ably
assisted.
This
collection
has
now
been
put
into
book
form,
and
from
the
great
care
that
has
been
bestowed
upon
it,
and
owing
to
the
high
source
from
which
it
emanates,
it
must
become
the
standard
Library
of
Humor.
The
cream
of
American
humor,
from
Washing-
ton
Irving
to
Bill
Nye,
including
the
best
selections
from
Twain's
own
works.
A
short
biographical
sketch
of
each
author
quoted
is
given.
Kemble's
illustrations
are
in
his
best
vein,
and
greatly
enhance
the
value
of
the
book.
In
cloth,
plain
edges,
$35
In
full
sheep,
library
style,
marbled
edges,
-
4
oo
In
red
seal,
half
Russia,
marbled
edges,
-
4
25
In
half
morocco,
marbled
edges,
-
5
oo
In
full
Turkey
morocco,
beveled
boards,
antique
back
and
gilt
edges,
-
7
oo