ISBN: 1931056293

[SR: 3451133], Audio Cassette, [EAN: 9781931056298], Unabridged, New Millennium Audio, English, English, English, New Millennium Audio, Book, New Millennium Audio, New Millennium Audio, M… More...

[SR: 3451133], Audio Cassette, [EAN: 9781931056298], Unabridged, New Millennium Audio, English, English, English, New Millennium Audio, Book, New Millennium Audio, New Millennium Audio, Mark Twain is best known for Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. But he possessed more than a flair for fiction. These stories, essays, and sketches present Twain at his most vitriolic. "The Damned Human Race" proves that a snake is a higher life form than an English earl, and "Papers of the Adam Family" is a sardonic look at the Bible's first couple., If you're already familiar with Finn and Sawyer, perhaps this collection of fragments, short stories, and essays--assembled posthumously some few decades ago now, but still fresh--will enhance your sense of Twain's true range. A particular favorite: his essay "The Damned Human Race," wherein he proves, rather convincingly, that an anaconda snake is a higher form of life than an English Earl., 10399, Classics, 17, Literature & Fiction, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books<

ISBN: 1931056293

[SR: 3508810], Audio Cassette, [EAN: 9781931056298], Unabridged, New Millennium Audio, English, English, English, New Millennium Audio, Book, New Millennium Audio, New Millennium Audio, M… More...

[SR: 3508810], Audio Cassette, [EAN: 9781931056298], Unabridged, New Millennium Audio, English, English, English, New Millennium Audio, Book, New Millennium Audio, New Millennium Audio, Mark Twain is best known for Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. But he possessed more than a flair for fiction. These stories, essays, and sketches present Twain at his most vitriolic. "The Damned Human Race" proves that a snake is a higher life form than an English earl, and "Papers of the Adam Family" is a sardonic look at the Bible's first couple., If you're already familiar with Finn and Sawyer, perhaps this collection of fragments, short stories, and essays--assembled posthumously some few decades ago now, but still fresh--will enhance your sense of Twain's true range. A particular favorite: his essay "The Damned Human Race," wherein he proves, rather convincingly, that an anaconda snake is a higher form of life than an English Earl., 10399, Classics, 17, Literature & Fiction, 1000, Subjects, 283155, Books<