This story happened to me last summer, when the holidays have already started. Me and my best friend decided to get a job. Seeing the bright advertising bookshop ad, we decided to take this position. Seller shop warned us, so we went to work strictly at 8 pm. Of course, we were surprised by such a statement, but to argue, we did not. So last week and we decided to check what was going on in the store at night. The clock struck exactly 8 hours and we hid behind the counter and began to wait. At 9 pm we heard the creak of a door and a loud bang. My girlfriend was scared and cried loudly. A minute later, I turn on the light, and we saw the saleswoman. It turns out the girl working the night shift and overwritten documents. Her working day begins at 9 pm. And then we wonder why we are not allowed to stay the night at the store. That such a situation happened to me, I always remember her with laughter
Mark Twain's real name, Samuel Clemens - American writer and humorist, satyryst, writer, publisher. Most famous for works of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." Lenhhorn Samuel Clemens was born November 30, 1835 in the town of Florida (Missouri) family tenesiyskoho merchant John Marshall Clemens and Jane Clement Lempton. He was the sixth child in a family with seven children. Only three of his siblings survived childhood. When Mark Twain was 4 years old, his family moved to the town of Hannibal, where there was a river port on the Mississippi River. Later Hannibal serve praobrazy town in the famous novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." At that time, Missouri was rabovlasnytskyym state, because by this time Mark Twain was able to view slavery that will eventually describe and condemn in his works. In March 1847, when Twain was 11, his father died of pneumonia. The following year, he began working in the printing assistant. Since 1851 deals set (printing) and edited articles and humorous sketches for "Hannibalskoho Journal" newspaper, which was owned by his brother Orion. At age 18, he left Hannibal and worked in publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis and other cities. He engaged in self-education, spending much time in the library, so getting as much knowledge as he would be able to obtain, following an ordinary school. At the age of 22 Twain returned to Missouri. On the way to New Orleans Mark Twain traveled by boat. Then he had the dream to become the captain of the ship. Twain extremely carefully studied 2,000 miles of the Mississippi River for two years, until he received a diploma in 1859, the captain of the ship. Captain worked until civil war broke out and shipping in Missisippi stopped.
