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The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut by Mark Twain
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This was answered with a look that was full of derision, and with this
observation added:

"Come where you can get at me and kill me? The invitation is declined
with thanks."

"All right," said I to myself; "so it seems a spirit can be killed, after
all; there will be one spirit lacking in this world, presently, or I lose
my guess." Then I said aloud:

"Friend--"

"There; wait a bit. I am not your friend. I am your enemy; I am not
your equal, I am your master, Call me 'my lord,' if you please. You are
too familiar."

"I don't like such titles. I am willing to call you, sir. That is as
far as--"

"We will have no argument about this. Just obey, that is all. Go on
with your chatter."

"Very well, my lord--since nothing but my lord will suit you--I was going
to ask you how long you will be visible to me?"

"Always!"

I broke out with strong indignation: "This is simply an outrage. That is
what I think of it! You have dogged, and dogged, and dogged me, all the
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