Mark Twain's
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共 20 段- Now then, I take that speech up and examine it. As I said, i
- Now, I could not keep that to myself—I was so proud of it. A
- I reverently believe that the Maker who made us all makes ev
- Well, I was kind of bored on the train, and I bought some ne
- What, sir, would the people of the earth be without woman? T
- For years I've been a self-appointed missionary to bring abo
- THE DINNER TO MR. CHOATE
- When I first came to New York they were all struggling young
- Professor Trent also had a good deal to say about the disapp
- I believe you keep a lawyer. I have always kept a lawyer, to
- I came into the drawing-room, where Mrs. Winton was sitting
- This did not improve my condition any to speak of, but just
- “We intend to make this a banner week in the history of the
- You probably do not know a great deal about that boat. It wa
- I tried it in Helen Keller's case. Mr. Hutton wrote me in 18
- The point is not that George said to his father, “Yes, fathe
- Mr. Howells—that poem of his is admirable; that's the way to
- Now I think I ought to apologize for my clothes. At home I v
- The Fourth of July, and the one which you are celebrating no
- Since I was seven years old I have seldom taken a dose of me