[The American Claimant by Mark Twain]@TWC D-Link bookThe American Claimant CHAPTER X 3/15
No resources to fall back on.
It is work or starve from now to the end.
I am ready--and not afraid!" Then he sent this cablegram to his father: "Escaped unhurt from burning hotel.
Have taken fictitious name. Goodbye." During the evening while he was wandering about in one of the outlying districts of the city, he came across a small brick church, with a bill posted there with these words printed on it: "MECHANICS' CLUB DEBATE. ALL INVITED." He saw people, apparently mainly of the working class, entering the place, and he followed and took his seat.
It was a humble little church, quite bare as to ornamentation.
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