The Writings of Mark Twain, Volume 14Harper & brothers, 1899 |
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... would never forget his goodness and never cease to pray for him as long as they lived . They were sincere , for like a god he had stretched forth his mighty hand and closed the gates of hell against them 28 Pudd'nhead Wilson.
... would never forget his goodness and never cease to pray for him as long as they lived . They were sincere , for like a god he had stretched forth his mighty hand and closed the gates of hell against them 28 Pudd'nhead Wilson.
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Mark Twain. mighty hand and closed the gates of hell against them . He knew , himself , that he had done a noble and gracious thing , and was privately well pleased with his magnanimity ; and that night he set the incident down in his ...
Mark Twain. mighty hand and closed the gates of hell against them . He knew , himself , that he had done a noble and gracious thing , and was privately well pleased with his magnanimity ; and that night he set the incident down in his ...
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... closed three times before he could get it to perform its office ; then he stormed out : " A coward in my family ! A Driscoll a coward ! Oh , what have I done to deserve this infamy ! " He tottered to his secretary in the corner ...
... closed three times before he could get it to perform its office ; then he stormed out : " A coward in my family ! A Driscoll a coward ! Oh , what have I done to deserve this infamy ! " He tottered to his secretary in the corner ...
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... closed his umbrella and let himself in ; but when he would have shut the door , he found that there was another person entering - doubtless another lodger ; this person closed the door and tramped up stairs behind Tom . Tom found his ...
... closed his umbrella and let himself in ; but when he would have shut the door , he found that there was another person entering - doubtless another lodger ; this person closed the door and tramped up stairs behind Tom . Tom found his ...
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... closed . Near the box was a pile of bank - notes and a piece of paper covered with figures in pencil . The safe - door was not open . Evidently the sleeper had wearied himself with work upon his finances , and was taking a rest . Tom ...
... closed . Near the box was a pile of bank - notes and a piece of paper covered with figures in pencil . The safe - door was not open . Evidently the sleeper had wearied himself with work upon his finances , and was taking a rest . Tom ...
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