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from THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MARK TWAIN – Flashcards

James Storer
7 July 2022
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To Twain, the best thing about being a subject was
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having everyone's attention
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How is Simmons's comment that he could have stopped Twain from attacking the school bully dramatic irony?
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Simmons was not in control of Twain's actions.
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You can predict that Twain will remember the story about the cannonball because the
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story made history real for Twain
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A few weeks after the mesmerizer left town, Twain
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wished he had not lied
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What action was Twain sure would convince his mother that his confession is true?
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sticking himself with a pin
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Rapt means
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delighted
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What does minutest mean?
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smallest
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Implacable means
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impossible to satisfy
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A gullible person is easily
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tricked
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Nettled means
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irritated
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i love you guys
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so do we
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we rule EAS
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nobody can deny it
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