Mark Twain
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"It would not be quite accurate to say that Mark Twain's letters werethe talk of the town; but it was very rarely that readers of the paperdid not come into the office on Mondays to confide to the editors theiradmiration of the writer, and their enjoyment of his weeklycontributions. The California newspapers copied these letters, withunanimous approval and disregard of the copyrights of author andpublisher. " It was the Western humour, and the quaintly untrammelled Americanintelligence, focusse...d upon diverse and age-encrusted civilizations, which caught the instantaneous fancy of a vast public. It was a virginfield for the humorous observer; Europe had not yet become theplayground of America. It was rather a _terra incognita_, regarded witha sort of reverential ignorance by the average American tourist. By therange of his humour, the pertinency of his observation, and the vigourof his expression he awoke immediate attention. And he aroused a deeplysympathetic response in the hearts of Americans by his manly andoutspoken expression--his respect for the worthy, the admirable, thepraiseworthy, his scorn and detestation for the spurious, the speciousand the fraudulent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It would not be quite accurate to say that Mark Twain's letters werethe talk of the town; but it was very rarely that readers of the paperdid not come into the office on Mondays to confide to the editors theiradmiration of the writer, and their enjoyment of his weeklycontributions. The California newspapers copied these letters, withunanimous approval and disregard of the copyrights of author andpublisher. " It was the Western humour, and the quaintly untrammelled Americanintelligence, focusse...d upon diverse and age-encrusted civilizations, which caught the instantaneous fancy of a vast public. It was a virginfield for the humorous observer; Europe had not yet become theplayground of America. It was rather a _terra incognita_, regarded witha sort of reverential ignorance by the average American tourist. By therange of his humour, the pertinency of his observation, and the vigourof his expression he awoke immediate attention. And he aroused a deeplysympathetic response in the hearts of Americans by his manly andoutspoken expression--his respect for the worthy, the admirable, thepraiseworthy, his scorn and detestation for the spurious, the speciousand the fraudulent.
What to read after Mark Twain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henderson, Archibald, 1877-1963 to read onlineMoreLess
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