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But there were natural flowers, and there was an abstract and unclassifiable something about the place which betrayed the presence in the house of somebody with a happy taste and an effective touch. BUT THERE WERE NATURAL FLOWERS AND THERE WAS AN ABSTRACT AND UNCLASSIFIABLE SOMETHING ABOUT THE PLACE WHICH BETRAYED THE PRESENCE IN THE HOUSE OF SOMEBODY WITH A HAPPY TASTE AND AN EFFECTIVE TOUCH
days, as you said you would?" "Because," replied Beecher, "we found we had Americans to fight instead of Englishmen." SAMUEL L. CLEMENS ("Mark Twain") COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS Colonel Mulberry Sellers was in his "library," which was his "drawing-room," and was also his "picture gallery," and likewise his "workshop." Sometimes he called it by one of these names, sometimes by another, according to occasion and circumstance. He was constructing what seemed to be some kind of a frail mechanical toy, and was apparently very much interested in his work. He was a white-headed man now, but otherwise he was as young, alert, buoyant, visionary and enterprising as ever. His loving old wife sat near by, contentedly knitting and thinking, with a cat asleep in her lap. The room was large, light and had a comfortable look--in fact, a homelike look--though the furniture was of a humble sort and not over-abundant, and the knick-knacks and things that go to adorn a living-room not plenty and not costly.  VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY MAGN LARSEN LITTLE MASTERPIECES OF AMERICAN WOODEN HUMOR VOLUME TWO EDITED BY THOMAS LANCING MASSON SECTION TEN COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS BY SAMUEL L CLEMENS MARK TWAIN COLONEL MULBURY SELLERS WAS IN HIS LIBRARY WHICH WAS HIS DRAWING ROOM WHICH WAS ALSO HIS PICTURE GALLERY AND LIKEWISE HIS WORKSHOP SOMETIMES HE CALLED IT BY ONE OF THESE NAMES SOMETIMES BY ANOTHER ACCORDING TO THE OCCASION AND CIRCUMSTANCE HE WAS CONSTRUCTING WHAT SEEMED TO BE SOME KIND OF FRAIL MECHANICAL TOY AND WAS APPARENTLY VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN HIS WORK HE WAS A WHITE HEADED MAN NOW BUT OTHERWISE HE WAS AS YOUNG ALERT BUOYANT VISIONARY AND ENTERPRISING AS EVER HIS LOVING OLD WIFE SAT NEAR BY CONTENTEDLY KNITTING AND THINKING WITH A CAT ASLEEP IN HER LAP THE ROOM WAS LARGE LIGHT AND HAD A COMFORTABLE LOOK IN FACT A HOMELIKE LOOK THOUGH THE FURNITURE WAS OF A HUMBLE SORT AND NOT OVERABUNDANT AND THE KNICK KNACKS AND THINGS THAT GO TO ADORN A LIVING ROOM NOT PLENTY AND NOT COSTLY
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