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by Temple Hauptfleisch. A full length, bilingual (English and Afrikaans) play about a fictional meeting between the young C.J. Langenhoven and an elderly Mark Twain in Cape Town in 1896. A work written with a grant from the National Arts Council in 2002. Unpublished, but available online in the LitNet Spens under the Afrikaans title 'n Loopsopie op die pad na Damaskus.

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−	by [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]. A full length, bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) play about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896. A work written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002. Unpublished, but available online in the [[LitNet Spens]].	+	by [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]. A full length, bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) play about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896. A work written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002. Unpublished, but available online in the [[LitNet Spens]] under the Afrikaans title [['n Loopsopie op die pad na Damaskus]].