5 One Act Plays by Mark Twain
by Mark Twain, Jules Tasca
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Readers find the collection unexpectedly humorous, with particular praise for the play about the cannibal congress. The biting satire resonates well with audiences, making it a memorable experience.
Unexpectedly humorousBiting satireMemorable experienceLimited number of plays
Synopsis
A Lord conceals his daughter's birth only to have his brother's daughter fall in love with her while she is disguised as a Duke.
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5 One Act Plays by Mark Twain is a comedy play written by Mark Twain and published by Samuel French (1976).
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