How Mark Twain Was Made
How Mark Twain Was Made
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"I remarked, Come out here, Swain, I want you to listen to this! "Mr. Swain accordingly joined our circle, and Clemens began his story anew. The story was told in an inimitable manner, and its auditors were convulsed with laughter. He described the actions of the trainers and bystanders, and used many expressions and colloquialisms which they had used. I think the story was more laughable as Mr. Clemens told it to us on that occasion than the one which afterward appeared in print, as the say in...gs and doings of the trainers and on lookers were indescribably funny. When the story was completed, Bret Harte told Mr. Clemens, as soon as he had re covered a little from the laughter which the story occasioned, and which was immoderate, that if he would write that account half as well as he had told it, it would be the funniest story ever written. Mark Twain took his advice, the story was put into manuscript form and after ward printed in the Golden Era. It at tracted immediate attention, and has been pronounced one of the best short humorous stories extant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I remarked, Come out here, Swain, I want you to listen to this! "Mr. Swain accordingly joined our circle, and Clemens began his story anew. The story was told in an inimitable manner, and its auditors were convulsed with laughter. He described the actions of the trainers and bystanders, and used many expressions and colloquialisms which they had used. I think the story was more laughable as Mr. Clemens told it to us on that occasion than the one which afterward appeared in print, as the say in...gs and doings of the trainers and on lookers were indescribably funny. When the story was completed, Bret Harte told Mr. Clemens, as soon as he had re covered a little from the laughter which the story occasioned, and which was immoderate, that if he would write that account half as well as he had told it, it would be the funniest story ever written. Mark Twain took his advice, the story was put into manuscript form and after ward printed in the Golden Era. It at tracted immediate attention, and has been pronounced one of the best short humorous stories extant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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