Widger's Quotations from the Project Gutenberg Editions of Paine's Writings on Mark Twain

This audio guide gathers a wide range of excerpts from Albert Bigelow Paine’s reflections on Mark Twain, presenting both brief passages and alphabetized one‑liners. Listeners will hear the humor, criticism, and admiration that Paine recorded, offering a fresh way to hear familiar ideas about the great humorist. The selections are organized for easy navigation, and the narrator points out how you can locate each quotation in its original context by using simple search tools.

In addition to the quotations, the program includes a chronological rundown of Twain’s published output from 1851 to 1910. It outlines where and when each work first appeared, noting key speeches and major titles while omitting lesser collections. This compact timeline helps listeners trace the evolution of Twain’s career and understand the backdrop against which Paine’s commentary was formed. Feel free to suggest additions or corrections, keeping the collection lively and up‑to‑date.