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Identifier: indefenseofharri00twai (find matches)
Title: In defense of Harriet Shelley, and other essays
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
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Publisher: New York and London, Harper & brothers
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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d, you bet hes a-going to have his own wayin the business. Yes, better leave him right wherhe is, long as he wants it so; becuz he holds all thetrumps, dont you know, and so it stands to reasonthat the man that lays out to alter his plans for himis going to get left. But we couldnt stay out there in that mad storm;we should have frozen to death. So we went inagain and shut the door, and began to suffer oncemore and take turns at the break in the window. Byand by, as we were starting away from a stationwhere we had stopped a moment Thompson prancedin cheerily, and exclaimed: Were all right, now! I reckon weve got theCommodore this time. I judge Ive got the stuffhere thatll take the tuck out of him. It was carbolic acid. He had a carboy of it. Hesprinkled it all around everywhere; in fact hedrenched everything with it, rifle-box, cheese and all.Then we sat down, feeling pretty hopeful. But itwasnt for long. You see the two perfumes beganto mix, and then—well, pretty soon we made a 194
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THESE GAVE IT A BETTER HOLD THE INVALIDS STORY break for the door; and out there Thompsonswabbed his face with his bandanna and said in akind of disheartened way: It aint no use. We cant buck agin him. Hejust utilizes everything we put up to modify him with,and gives it his own flavor and plays it back on us.Why, Cap, dont you know, its as much as ahundred times worse in there now than it was whenhe first got a-going. I never did see one of emwarm up to his work so, and take such a dumnationinterest in it. No, sir, I never did, as long as Iveben on the road; and Ive carried a many a one ofem, as I was telling you. We went in again after we were frozen pretty stiff;but my, we couldnt stay in, now. So we justwaltzed back and forth, freezing, and thawing, andstifling, by ttirns. In about an hour we stopped atanother station; and as we left it Thompson came inwith a bag, and said— Cap, Im a-going to chance him once more^—just this once; and if we dont fetch him this time,the thing for

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