The Autobiography of Mark Twain · Character
Ralph Keeler
Author and journalist, friend of Twain.
minor
Also known as Ralph, Keeler
First appearance: Ralph Keeler
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Modest young writer and companion; former clog-dancer, author of 'Gloverson and His Silent Partners'; later disappeared at sea.
Ralph Keeler first appears in 0021 volume i ralph keeler.
In Ralph Keeler: Modest young writer and companion; former clog-dancer, author of 'Gloverson and His Silent Partners'; later disappeared at sea.
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- Historical and Fictional Figures
- Protagonist
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- Domestic and Professional Support
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- Closing
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