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Mark Twain and Metaphor Mark Twain and His Circle Series
Mark Twain and Metaphor Mark Twain and His Circle Series

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"Examines how Twain used metaphor to express his attitudes and thoughts, revealing not only hidden facets of Twain's artistry but also new aspects of works that we think we know well such as The Ad...

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Mark Twain and Metaphor
Mark Twain and Metaphor

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Grounds of grammar, 1639.
Grounds of grammar, 1639.

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Percy Grainger BIOGRAPHY
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Higher Engineering Mathematics
Higher Engineering Mathematics

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Mechanics of solids

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