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“A Possible Hannibal Source for Mark Twain’s Dauphin.” American Literature 34 (March): 105–7. [bib00505]
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bib00553Bronson 19621962Bronson, Bertrand Harris, ed.
The Traditional Tunes of the Child Ballads. 4 vols. Princeton: Princeton University Press. [bib00553]
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“Huckleberry Finn for Our Time.” Michigan Quarterly Review 6 (Winter): 41–46. [bib00555]
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bib00559Budd 19591959Budd, Louis J.
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bib00561Budd 19821982Budd, Louis J.
“Who Wants to Go to Hell? An Unsigned Sketch by Mark Twain.” Studies in American Humor, n.s., 1 (June): 6–16. [bib00561]
bib00562Budd 19851985Budd, Louis J.
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bib00565Burchfield 1972-861972–86OED
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bib00581CY1979SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
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