Turdus Merula. Frau Emil von Quanten, who, under this name, has obtained a reputation as a translator.

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Twain, Mark.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens. The Innocents abroad; and other works. 1871-85.

In 1877 the "San Francisco (Cal.) Alta" pub. lished the following letter from Mr. Clemens to Mr. John A. McPherson of that city, in which the former gentleman explains how he came to adopt the pseudonym:

"DEAR SIR, Mark Twain' was the nom de plume of one Capt. Isaiah Sellers, who used to write river news over it for the New Orleans 'Picayune.' He died in 1863, and as he could no longer need that signature, I laid violent hands upon it without asking permission of the proprietor's remains. That is the history of the nom de plume I bear. Yours truly, "May 29.

SAMUEL L. CLEMENS."

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Twig, Timothy, Esq. Alexander Campbell. The guinea note: a poem. Edinb. 1797.

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Twitcher, Jemmy. Lord Sandwich, the "Jemmy Twitcher" of the newspapers during the latter part of the last century.

Two Americans. Arthur and Augustus Beaumont. Adventures of... in the siege of Brussels, September, 1830. By one of them. L. 1830.

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Two Brothers. Julius Charles and Augustus William Hare. Guesses at truth. L. 1827-48.

Two Brothers. Alfred and Charles Tennyson. Poems. L. 1827.

Two Candidates for the Bachelor's Degree. Theodore Parsons and Eliphalet Pearson. A forensic dispute on the legal

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Two Children. Elaine and Dora Goodale. Verses by... N.Y. 1878.

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p. 22), it may be read that this queer, enigmati cal plate is merely a joke, the point of which is now forgotten... I would, however, just hint ... that the original of this odd caricature portrait was no other than the celebrated scholar, linguist, and political economist, Dr.- more recently Sir John Bowring, so well known by his translations from the Russian, Servian, Polish, Magyar, Danish, Swedish, Frisian, Dutch, Esthonian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Icelandic poetry."-See the "Maclise Portrait Gallery," pp. 74, 75.

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The dolls'

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...

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"It is intended to typify the interest taken by the periodical in both town and country affairs." trifles for the "Morning Post," And nothing for Sylvanus Urban.

-W. M. PRAED, "The Vicar." Utis, U. Donough [you don't know who 'tis]. Richard Grant White.

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V., Mary V. Thomas Jefferson (?). A dialogue between a Southern delegate and his spouse, on his return from the Grand Continental Congress. A frag

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The letters "V. S. N." are the initials of Virtus sola nobilitas, the notarial docquet of D. D. B.

V., T. T. Veasey. Hours of solitude; or, poetical recreations of a bachelor. By. L. 1851.

V

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Vagabondia. Mrs. Frances Hodgson

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"At seven, Frances' Stories' were the delight of her brothers and sisters. We can well imagine no day dreary, and no evening could be long in that household, a circle which in later years has become familiar through her pen as Vagabondia.' The first essay at a story that might go beyond the approving audience of 'Vagabondia' was attempted in her 13th year; written and read, not told, to her two sisters, when she was nearly 15."-From the Boston "Sunday Herald."

Valbert, G. Victor Cherbuliez. Hommes et choses d'Allemagne. 1877.

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Valentine. David T. William I.

Paulding. History of the City of New York. By... N.Y. 1853.

This work was compiled by Mr. Paulding, though published under the name of Mr. Valentine.

Valentine, Floyd. Floyd Vail, in contributions to the "Freeman's Journal" (1884), etc.

Valérie. Mme. Wilhelmine Joséphine Simonin Fould.

Valerius. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

The first letter, signed as above, is dated May 12, 1768, and relates to the Duke of Portland's case, in reply to a defence of the grant to Sir James Lowther. Another letter, dated August 23, 1768, relates to Sir Jeffery Amherst.

Valerius. William Coombe. The letters of... on the state of parties, etc. Originally published in the "Times."

L. 1804.

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Valrey, Max. Mme. Miller. Les confidences d'une Puritaine. Paris, 1865.

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Vandegrift, Margaret. Margaret

Janvier.

Vandelli, Dominick, LL.D. James

Cavanah Murphy. A general view of the state of Portugal... L. 1798.

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Vanessa. Miss Esther Vanhomrigh, a lady acquaintance of Dean Swift. Vanished Hand, A. Mortimer Collins. Pen sketches by L. 1879. Varina. Miss Jane Warying, a friend of Dean Swift.

Varney. Thomas Griffiths Wainewright, the prototype of "Varney" in Bulwer's "Lucretia."

Velasques. Harvey D. Little, who, about 1830, contributed poetry, under this signature, to an obscure paper published in the interior of Ohio, at St. Clairsville.

Vely, Emma. Emma (Couvely) Simon. Gratiana. Herzberg, 1880.

Venator. William Elliott. - See "Piscator."

Venerable Nestor Ironsides. Richard Steele. The name under which he wrote "The Guardian."

Venerated Nobleman, A. William Wentworth, Earl of Fitzwilliam. A letter... to the Earl of Carlisle ... lin, 1795.

Dub

Veni Vidi. Mrs. Jennie (Cunningham) Croly, in her contributions to various periodicals.

Venner, Arthur. William Mc Crillis Griswold. His signature in the magazines.

Verax. Morris Moore. The abuses of the National Gallery L. 1847. Verax. Rev. Francis A. Fleming. The calumnies of Verus; or, Catholics vindicated. . . in a series of letters published in different Gazettes at Philadelphia. Collected and revised by ... P. 1792. Verax. Thomas Foster. Christian Unitarianism vindicated... L. 1808.

Verax. Henry Dunckley. The Crown and the Cabinet: five letters on the biography of the Prince Consort, etc. 1878.

L.

Verax. Dr. Edward Carbutt. The letters of... on the currency.. Manchester, 1829.