Mark Twain Quotes

These Descriptions Do Really State The Truth- As Nearly As The Limitations Of Language Will Allow. But Language Is A Treacherous Thing, A Most Unsure Vehicle, And It Can Seldom Arrange Descriptive Words In Such A Way That They Will Not Inflate The Facts-by Help Of The Readers Imagination, Which Is Always Ready To Take A Hand, And Work For Nothing, And Do The Bulk Of It At That.

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