“…by heredity and habit ours was a religious household, and it was a common thing with us whenever anybody did a handsome thing, to give the credit of it to Providence without examining into the matter. This may be called automatic religion—in fact that is what it is; it is so used to its work that

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مهرماه 1:23

تاکنون سه بار گواهینامه دانشگاهی گرفته‌ام دو بار از دانشگاه یل یک بار هم از دانشگاه میسوری
وقتی دانشگاه یل فوق لیسانس هنرهای زیبا را به من داد بیش از اندازه خوشحال شدم چون هیچ چیز از هنر نمی‌دانستم وقتی هم دکتری ادبیات داد لذت دیگری بردم چون در شناخت آثار ادبی هیچ کسی دکتر قابلی نب

An absolutely delightful trip into Mark Twain's life that gives insight to his "fictional" characters and exploits, many of whom were based on people Mark Twain knew and things that actually happened. I particularly enjoyed the excerpts from Susie's descriptions of her father written when she was fo

This is not a book that Mark Twain published. It is not strictly an autobiography. It is not a collection of chapters from a larger work published during the author's lifetime. So, what is it? This is a serial collection of remembrances and anecdotes by Mark Twain published between 1906 and 1907 in

“There is no such thing as a bad idea. It is impossible. We simply take a lot of old ideas and put them into a sort of mental kaleidoscope. We give them a turn and they make new and curious combinations. We keep on turning and making new combinations indefinitely; but they are the same old pieces of

O lectură spumoasă, umoristică, dar și emoționantă!

"Așa e viața. Suntem suflați în lume, plutim cu veselie în aerul de vară o vreme, etalându-ne, cu mulțumire de sine, formele grațioase și culorile delicate ale curcubeului, apoi dispărem tot dintr-o singură suflare, lăsând în urma noastră doar amint