To Unidentified
17 April 1876 • Hartford, Conn.
(MS, on printed form letter: Mac Donnell, UCCL 13785)
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Hartford, Apl. 17 1874–5.–6.
Dear Sir:
I thank you very much for your invitation, but am compelled to decline it, as I am not lecturing at all this season, other duties rendering this course necessary.
Yours truly,
Mark Twain.
[written below printed message:]
P. S.
Your letter has reached me at last, after all these weeks. I wish I
could say yes to your proposition, but I have gone to work, now, &
cannot quit the harness any more this year.
Res’p,
S. L. C.
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