I want to weave a "poster" that says, "Nothing needs reform so much as
other people's habits". I have it set up so that the words intersect and
it looks much like the answer to a child's crossword puzzle.
My problem is this: it is a bastardization of a quote from Mark Twain;
to wit, "Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits"
- Pudd'nhead Wilson, 1894.
Is it proper to credit Mark Twain on my poster, or improper since I have
changed the wording, if not the sense of the remark.
Thanks,
Susan Webster
Canton, OH
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