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Is that like, Dublin, California, USA or some other Dublin?
Because Dublin, California sure doesn't look like that any more.
Dublin is the name of the cat.
That makes a lot more sense.
So it seems that this was taken in Dublin, New Hampshire, and the pictured kitten might be named Sackcloth or it might be one of two that he named Ashes.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/mark-twain-liked-cats-better-people-180965265/
This raises a far larger question. Do 'rental' kittens get to keep their name, or do they get 're-badged' so new renters can pick their own name? 🤔
I think dublin refers to his cat.
It's Dublin, New Hampshire