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Twain remembers his mother, Jane Lampton Clemens Today is a day for remembering Mothers. In Mark Twain's biography, he states this about his mom, Jane Lampton Clemens: Fromy Vonnie Kolbenschlag She never used large words, but she had a natural gift for making small ones do effective work. She lived to reach the neighborhood of ninety years and was capable with her tongue to the last - especially when a meanness or an injustice roused her spirit. She has come handy to me several times in my books, where she figures as Tom Sawyer's Aunt Polly. I fitted her out with a dialect and tried to think up other improvements for her, but did not find any. This story was posted on 2020-05-10 07:34:50
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