“I speak French with timidity, and not flowingly--except when excited. When using that language I have often noticed that I have hardly ever been mistaken for a Frenchman, except, perhaps, by horses; never, I believe, by people.”
Quote by Mark Twain
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Twain: Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches, and Essays, Volume 1: 1852-1890
This volume is a compilation of Mark Twain's early writings, showcasing his wit, humor, and social commentary. It includes a variety of short stories, personal anecdotes, speeches, and essays that reflect his evolving views on American society and culture during the mid-19th century. more
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