Mark Twain: Short Stories and Tall Tales (Courage Classics)

by Mark Twain

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Not the best of Mark Twain's short pieces. It does include the Extracts from Adam's and Eve's diaries, each printed as the original newspaper shorts, rather than the later book form. And it has my favorite Twain essay "Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses". It's a good afternoon's worth of silliness. (

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