Carnival of Crime in CT. by Mark Twain

I settled all my old outstanding scores, and began the world anew.

I killed thirty-eight persons during the first two weeks–all of them on

account of ancient grudges. I burned a dwelling that interrupted my

view. I swindled a widow and some orphans out of their last cow, which

is a very good one, though not thoroughbred, I believe. I have also

committed scores of crimes, of various kinds, and have enjoyed my work

exceedingly, whereas it would formerly have broken my heart and turned my

hair gray, I have no doubt.

In conclusion, I wish to state, by way of advertisement, that medical

colleges desiring assorted tramps for scientific purposes, either by the

gross, by cord measurement, or per ton, will do well to examine the lot

in my cellar before purchasing elsewhere, as these were all selected and

prepared by myself, and can be had at a low rate, because I wish to

clear, out my stock and get ready for the spring trade.

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