Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 [1875], Mark Twain's sketches, new and old. Now first published in complete form. (American Publishing Company, Hartford) [word count] [eaf503T].
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THE CAPITOLINE VENUS.
[figure description] 503EAF. Page 222. In-line image; opening image for the story "The Capitoline Venus." The
central image is a man standing next to a statue with his hand
covering his eyes. There is a woman on the right clutching his arm.
To the left of the image is a statue of Venus, against which lies art
supplies. To the right of the image are two kissing doves. Attached
to the bottom of the image is a depiction of the man standing in
living room and speaking to an older gentleman who is seated in front
of a roaring fire reading a newspaper.[end figure description]
Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 [1875], Mark Twain's sketches, new and old. Now first published in complete form. (American Publishing Company, Hartford) [word count] [eaf503T].
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