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The Mysterious Stranger: Critical Essay by Gladys Carmen Bellamy

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Mark Twain
About 33 pages (9,933 words)
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SOURCE: "The Microscope and the Dream," in Mark Twain as a Literary Artist, University of Oklahoma Press, 1950, pp. 352-76.

In the following essay, Bellamy examines The Mysterious Stranger in the light of Twain's biography and writing notebooks.

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