Mark Twain Quotes
He Got Home Pretty Late That Night, And When He Climbed Cautiously In At The Window, He Uncovered An Ambuscade, In The Person Of His Aunt; And When She Saw The State His Clothes Were In Her Resolution To Turn His Saturday Holiday Into Captivity At Hard Labor Became Adamantine In Its Firmness. CHAPTER
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