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Effects Of Twain's Time On The River

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Throughout Twain’s time on the river, his view on it changes. When he started, he was focused on the beauty that it gave and the story that it told. As he discovered everything about the river, his view of it changed. When Twain is exploring the river, he talks about how it is like a book. He says that, “There never was so wonderful a book written by man…” To Twain, the river is the best book that anyone can ever write. The things that the river tells him and what he learns about is the best thing ever to him. To Twain the river was a never ending story. This changes as he starts to learn everything there is about the river. He says that, “Now when I had mastered the language of this water and had come to know every trifling feature that bordered
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