✍ Scribed by Mark Twain
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Twain's third book, published in 1871, sends up the genre of autobiography, inventing ancestors such as saber-swinging Augustus Twain; John Morgan Twain, who came to America with Columbus; and wilderness adventurer Mighty-Hunter-With-Hog-Eye Twain. Also includes the spoof “First Romance," an over-the-top medieval tale of court intrigue and impostors.
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