The Complete Essays of Mark Twain Now Collected for the First Time, Volumen10Doubleday, 1963 - 705 páginas Essays on a great variety of subjects and moods and nine speeches. |
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... thing which , from the beginning of the world , had always been regarded as merely " curious coincidences " -that is to say , accidents - were no more accidental than is the sending and re- ceiving of a telegram an accident . I made ...
... thing which , from the beginning of the world , had always been regarded as merely " curious coincidences " -that is to say , accidents - were no more accidental than is the sending and re- ceiving of a telegram an accident . I made ...
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... things , foolish things , even crazy things , but never a thing to be ashamed of . He had done things which one might laugh at , but the privilege of laughing was limited always to the thing itself ; you could not laugh at the motive ...
... things , foolish things , even crazy things , but never a thing to be ashamed of . He had done things which one might laugh at , but the privilege of laughing was limited always to the thing itself ; you could not laugh at the motive ...
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... thing that you want is merely a symbol : you want it not for itself , but because it will content your spirit for the moment . Y. M. Please particularize . O. M. Very well . Maybe the thing longed for is a new hat . You get it and your ...
... thing that you want is merely a symbol : you want it not for itself , but because it will content your spirit for the moment . Y. M. Please particularize . O. M. Very well . Maybe the thing longed for is a new hat . You get it and your ...
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Two Mark Twain Editorials | 1 |
The Sandwich Islands | 14 |
A Memorable Midnight Experience | 28 |
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