We asked a passenger who belonged there what sort of place it was. “Well,” said he, after considering, and with the air of one who wishes to take time and be accurate, “It’s a hell of a place.” A description which was photographic for exactness.

Mark Twain (1835-1910) American writer [pseud. of Samuel Clemens]
Life on the Mississippi, ch. 30 (1883)
    (Source)

Describing Arkansas City, Arkansas.

 
Added on 13-Sep-21 | Last updated 13-Sep-21
Link to this post | No comments
Topics: ,
More quotes by Twain, Mark

Thoughts? Comments? Corrections? Feedback?