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Innocents Abroad / Chapters 4-5

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Mark Twain | Read by John Greenman / LibriVox

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Audio language: English · Original recording source ↗ · LibriVox-Public-Domain

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Salve settled upon Blucher's countenance, like a cloud, and he rose up and said, "'Landlord, this is a low mean swindle, and I'll never, never stand it. Here's a hundred and fifty dollars, sir, and it's all you'll get. I'll swim in blood before I'll pay a cent more.' Our spirits rose, and the landlords fell—at least we thought so. He was confused at any rate, notwithstanding he had not understood a word that had been said. He glanced from the little pile of gold pieces to Bluker's several times, and then went out. He must have visited an American for when he returned, he brought back his bill translated into a language that a Christian could understand. Thus. Ten dinners, six thousand rays, or six dollars. Twenty-five cigars, twenty-five hundred rays, or two dollars and fifty cents, eleven bottles of wine, thirteen thousand two hundred rays, or thirteen dollars and twenty cents, total twenty-one thousand seven hundred rays, or twenty-one dollars and seventy cents. Happiness. Rain.

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Salve settled upon Blucher's countenance, like a cloud, and he rose up and said, "'Landlord, this is a low mean swindle, and I'll never, never stand it. Here's a hundred and fifty dollars, sir, and it's all you'll get. I'll swim in blood before I'll pay a cent more.' Our spirits rose, and the landlords fell—at least we thought so. He was confused at any rate, notwithstanding he had not understood a word that had been said. He glanced from the little pile of gold pieces to Bluker's several times, and then went out. He must have visited an American for when he returned, he brought back his bill translated into a language that a Christian could understand. Thus. Ten dinners, six thousand rays, or six dollars. Twenty -five cigars, twenty -five hundred rays, two dollars and fifty cents, eleven bottles of wine, thirteen thousand two hundred rays, or thirteen dollars and twenty cents, total twenty -one thousand seven hundred rays, or twenty -one dollars and seventy cents. Happiness. Rain.

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