Mark Twain, a Biography. Complete
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Let's see. Howells says now, "I see you have been burying Patrick. I suppose he was old, too. " The house became very still. Most of them had read an account ofMark Twain's journey to Hartford and his last service to his faithfulservitor. The speaker's next words were not much above a whisper, butevery syllable was distinct.
No, he was never old-Patrick. He came to us thirty-six years ago. He was our coachman from the day that I drove my young bride to our new home. He was a young Irishman,... slender, tall, lithe, honest, truthful, and he never changed in all his life. He really was with us but twenty-five years, for he did not go with us to Europe; but he never regarded that a separation. As the children grew up he was their guide. He was all honor, honesty, and affection. He was with us in New Hampshire last summer, and his hair was just as black, his eyes were just as blue, his form just as straight, and his heart just as good as on the day we first met. In all the long years Patrick never made a mistake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let's see. Howells says now, "I see you have been burying Patrick. I suppose he was old, too. " The house became very still. Most of them had read an account ofMark Twain's journey to Hartford and his last service to his faithfulservitor. The speaker's next words were not much above a whisper, butevery syllable was distinct.
No, he was never old-Patrick. He came to us thirty-six years ago. He was our coachman from the day that I drove my young bride to our new home. He was a young Irishman,... slender, tall, lithe, honest, truthful, and he never changed in all his life. He really was with us but twenty-five years, for he did not go with us to Europe; but he never regarded that a separation. As the children grew up he was their guide. He was all honor, honesty, and affection. He was with us in New Hampshire last summer, and his hair was just as black, his eyes were just as blue, his form just as straight, and his heart just as good as on the day we first met. In all the long years Patrick never made a mistake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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