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Cannibalism in the Cars

By: Mark Twain
Narrated by: Cathy Dobson
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Mark Twain's brilliant tale of a train stuck on the prairie in a snowdrift, where the starving passengers resort to a daily ballot to select which fellow traveller will be sacrificed to provide the next meal. Will it be the succulent Mr. Harris of St. Louis, the juicy Mr. Messick of Colorado or the scraggy, tough Mr. Davis of Oregon?

Twain's gentle gallows humour shines through the story and we find ourselves laughing out loud at the most grisly of details. Masterly!

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Its mark twain what is there not love.

love it, its excellent. like most book if that era it has political symbolism. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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