In his essay, Twain describes how he learned to ride a bicycle. How do you think he felt about this experience?

Twain was probably scared and nervous but once he learned how to ride a bike he was happy.

Twain seemed to enjoy the process of learning to ride a bike, despite the many accidents he had. In these lines, he reflects on how quickly he learned this new skill, comparing it to learning to ride a horse:

At the end of this twelve working-hours' apprenticeship I was graduated—in the rough. I was pronounced competent to paddle my own bicycle without outside help. It seems incredible, this celerity of acquirement. It takes considerably longer than that to learn horseback-riding in the rough.

Explanation:

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life 2200 right now look pretty good because on how quickly humans are advansing, life will be a breeze. most by by then would have out lawed disese.most wouldn't have to work anymore beacuse everything would be free. the econamy for most countires would be really good, also by then u.s.a would have probably would have expaned its borders.

so that counculeds my thoghts of how 2200 is you for reading

about what?

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