The Autobiography of Mark Twain · Character
Robert Louis Stevenson
Author, met Mark Twain in New York.
minor
Also known as Louis Stevenson, Stevenson
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Seen on a bench in Washington Square; described as frail with splendid eyes; discusses literary fame and the concept of 'submerged renown.'
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