Cannibalism in the cars
Subtitle: the best of Twain's humourous sketches
By: Mark Twain ; with a new introduction by Roy Blount, Jr..
Series: Prion humour classics
Publisher: Prion
Published: 2000
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
Work titles: Short stories
Table of contents: title: Introduction --; title: Curing a cold --; title: Aurelia's unfortunate young man --; title: A touching story of George Washington's boyhood --; title: Advice for good little girls --; title: The celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County --; title: The story of the bad little boy --; title: Answers to correspondents --; title: Concerning chambermaids --; title: An inquiry about insurances --; title: Cannibalism in the cars --; title: A fine old man --; title: A visit to Niagara --; title: The personal habits of the Siamese twins --; title: Journalism in Tennessee --; title: To raise poultry --; title: A mysterious visit --; title: A curious dream --; title: The story of the good little boy --; title: How I edited an agricultural paper --Political economy --; title: Science vs. luck --; title: My watch --; title: Running for governor --; title: History repeats itself --; title: My first literary venture --; title: About barbers --; title: Buck Fanshaw's funeral --; title: The great land-slide case --; title: His grandfather's old ram --; title: Experience of the McWilliamses with membranous croup --; title: Mrs. McWilliams and the lightning --; title: The McWilliamses and the burglar alarm --; title: Extracts from Adam's diary --; title: How to tell a story.