| Mark Twain once went on a 70-city tour, a feat that even the greediest modern author, ser viced by aeroplanes and limousines, would hesitate to imitate. |
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| And, in some ways, the visual had become redundant: since we'd become so acquainted with the physical, animal power of Freddie, we could imagine his gaunt and sinewy body viced upon his next victim. |
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| The coachman's hand was viced between his upper and lower thigh. |
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