Dec 26, 2009

Jim Baker’s Bluejay Yarn | Jim Baker’s Bluejay Yarn

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The Story

“Jim Baker's Bluejay Yarn” was first published as chapter 3 of Mark Twain's travel narrative A Tramp Abroad (1880). In that version, the actual narrative is preceded by an introduction, which appears at the end of chapter 2, in which the narrator of A Tramp Abroad introduces Jim Baker as “a middle-aged, simple-hearted miner who had lived in a lonely corner of California among the woods and mountains a good many years, and had studied the ways of his only neighbors, the beasts and the birds, until he believed he could accurately translate any remark...

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