A Lotta N-Bombs in Yer Old Literature

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🗓️ 22 February 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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We ponder the matter of how to handle the challenging language within Mark Twain's classics!

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0:00.0	A lot of end bombs in your old literature.
0:02.0	It's one more thing.
0:04.0	Armstrong and Getty.
0:05.2	One more thing.
0:08.8	Is this going to end our career?
0:10.6	No, I'm going to skip him.
0:12.0	Asking for a friend.
0:13.0	I'm going to skip the M-bombs just like I skipped him last night reading to Henry in bed
0:16.5	as I was reading Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
0:21.1	And I'm going to pick up where he first runs into the character, Huckleberry Finn,
0:25.7	who will go on to have his own book about him.
0:28.4	So he's walking down the street there in his little town.
0:32.7	A modern day warrior, mean, mean pride.
0:35.1	Tom Sawyer, yes, exactly.
0:36.6	Hello, Huckleberry. Hello yourself and see how you like it. What's that Sawyer, yes exactly. Hello, Huckleberry.
0:37.7	Hello yourself and see how you like it.
0:40.0	What's that you got?
0:40.9	Dead cat.
0:42.1	Let me see him, Huck.
0:43.4	My, he's pretty stiff.
0:44.4	Where'd you get him?
0:45.5	Bought him off a boy.
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