18? March 1876 • Hartford, Conn.
(Paraphrase: James T. Fields to SLC,
20 March 1876, CU-MARK, UCCL 12953)
148 Charles St.
Boston. March 20. 1876.
My dear Clemens.
On Wednesday, I hear, the subscriber is to speak a lecture in your city. Your welcome missive is just here telling me I am to stop at your mansion of Hospitalities on that occasion. Thank you, sir. I will. My time to leave here is in the 10 A M. train that day, arriving in Hartford about ½ past one, & I will proceed to “Mark Twains House” at once. We read your Saint Patrick letter at our Breakfast table this morning, & we all agreed that no such hitting of nails on heads had been printed for a long time.
always yours,
James T. Fields.1
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