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Naming Things

from Eve's Diary

Written by Mark Twain

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CharactersEVE
Duration1-2 minutes
Age Rangeany
Genderfemale
Genrecomedy
PeriodContemporary
Formatmonologue
SourceEve's Diary
Tonecharming
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