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I show him up, master?" **Why, this is so imusual, that — that — well, you see — indeed I am so unprepared — I don't quite know what I do mean. Dear me, can't you ex- plain? Don't you see that this is a most ex — " "Here his card, master." Wasn't it curious — and amazing, and tremendous, and all that? Such a personage going around call- ing on such as I, and sending up his card, like a mortal — sending it up by Satan. It was a bewilder- ing collision of the impossibles. But this was the land of... the Arabian Nights, this was India! and what is it that cannot happen in India?
We had the interview. Satan was right — the Visitor was indeed a God in the conviction of his 35 MARK TWAIN multitudinous followers, and was worshiped by them in sincerity and humble adoration. They are trou- bled by no doubts as to his divine origin and office.
They believe in him, they pray to him, they make offerings to him, they beg of him remission of sins; to them his person, together with everything con- nected with it, is sacred; from his barber they buy the parings of his nails and set them in gold, and wear them as precious amulets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I show him up, master?" **Why, this is so imusual, that — that — well, you see — indeed I am so unprepared — I don't quite know what I do mean. Dear me, can't you ex- plain? Don't you see that this is a most ex — " "Here his card, master." Wasn't it curious — and amazing, and tremendous, and all that? Such a personage going around call- ing on such as I, and sending up his card, like a mortal — sending it up by Satan. It was a bewilder- ing collision of the impossibles. But this was the land of... the Arabian Nights, this was India! and what is it that cannot happen in India?
We had the interview. Satan was right — the Visitor was indeed a God in the conviction of his 35 MARK TWAIN multitudinous followers, and was worshiped by them in sincerity and humble adoration. They are trou- bled by no doubts as to his divine origin and office.
They believe in him, they pray to him, they make offerings to him, they beg of him remission of sins; to them his person, together with everything con- nected with it, is sacred; from his barber they buy the parings of his nails and set them in gold, and wear them as precious amulets.
What to read after The Complete Works of Mark Twain [pseud.] Following the Equator Vol. 13 Thirteen (13)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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