The Boys' Life of Mark Twain
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The youngpilot was eager to have Henry with him--to see him started in life. Howlittle he dreamed what sorrow would come of his well-meant efforts in thelad's behalf! Yet he always believed, later, that he had a warning, forone night at the end of May, in St. Louis, he had a vivid dream, whichtime would presently fulfil.
An incident now occurred on the "Pennsylvania" that closed SamuelClemens's career on that boat. It was the down trip, and the boat was inEagle Bend when Henry Clemens appeared ...on the hurricane deck with anannouncement from the captain of a landing a little lower down. Brown, who would never own that he was rather deaf, probably misunderstood theorder. They were passing the landing when the captain appeared on thedeck.
"Didn't Henry tell you to land here?" he called to Brown.
"No, sir. " Captain Klinefelter turned to Sam. "Didn't you hear him?" "Yes, sir!" Brown said: "Shut your mouth! You never heard anything of the kind!" Henry appeared, not suspecting any trouble.
Brown said, fiercely, "Here, why didn't you tell me we had got to land atthat plantation?" "I did tell you, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The youngpilot was eager to have Henry with him--to see him started in life. Howlittle he dreamed what sorrow would come of his well-meant efforts in thelad's behalf! Yet he always believed, later, that he had a warning, forone night at the end of May, in St. Louis, he had a vivid dream, whichtime would presently fulfil.
An incident now occurred on the "Pennsylvania" that closed SamuelClemens's career on that boat. It was the down trip, and the boat was inEagle Bend when Henry Clemens appeared ...on the hurricane deck with anannouncement from the captain of a landing a little lower down. Brown, who would never own that he was rather deaf, probably misunderstood theorder. They were passing the landing when the captain appeared on thedeck.
"Didn't Henry tell you to land here?" he called to Brown.
"No, sir. " Captain Klinefelter turned to Sam. "Didn't you hear him?" "Yes, sir!" Brown said: "Shut your mouth! You never heard anything of the kind!" Henry appeared, not suspecting any trouble.
Brown said, fiercely, "Here, why didn't you tell me we had got to land atthat plantation?" "I did tell you, Mr.
What to read after The Boys' Life of Mark Twain?
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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