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I was born on November 30, 1835 in the village of Florida, Missouri. My father was John Marshall Klemens.po tradition of some of my parents were great big pirates and slave traders respectable trade in the XVI century. at the time I wanted to be a pirate, sam.Florida contains hundreds of people, and when I was born I have increased the population by 1%. It had two streets and a lot of bands. streets and alleys were paved with the same material is black dirt in wet times, deep in the dry dust. Most of the houses were made of wood where no one brick and one stone. all around were fields and lesa.Moy uncle was a farmer. I've never met a better man than he was. He was an elderly man, whose head was clear and whose heart was honest and simple. I stayed in his house for three months every year until I was thirteen, old.nowhere even happier than I was his house.he had eight children, and owns about fourteen black slaves, which he bought from other farmers.my uncle and and all the farm slaves kindly treatment. All Blacks on the farm were our friends and with our own age, we were comrades. since my childhood, I learned how the black race and admire some of his fine qualities.in my school days, no one told me that it was wrong to buy and sell people. It is only much later that I realized that all the horrors rabstva.Selskaya school was three miles from my uncle's farm. He stood in the forest and can take up to twenty-five boys and girls.we attendet school once or twice a week. I was a kid and siskly mainly on medicine lived the first seven years of my zhizni.Kogda I was twelve my father died.after death of my father, our family stayed penniless.i was taken from school immediately and placed in local newspapers as an apprentice printer, where I could get advice and clothes, but no money. for ten years I have worked in printing various cities. I began my journalistic life as a reporter for a newspaper in San francisko.it then that I started to sign my publication of my penname Mark Twain.
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