ns favorite. So cherished and
             dear to him was she that she was likened to Joan of Arc, which he released
             in 1896, quite consequently the in which Susy died.
             Prior to his work on Joan of Arc' Clemens wrote The Adventures of
             Huckleberry Finn' (1884) and A Tramp Abroad' (1880) both these were
             lighter than some of his actually more serious works on poverty.
             The beautifully depicted Prince and the Pauper' (1881) was one that
             exposed the Clemens' thought over social inequalities. Perhaps he had no
             other way of exposing the manner in which the poor man was treated if he
             Later, after his wife's death, Clemens became even more depressed and
             began to isolate himself. The bitterness he held within for humanity was
             unleashed in his writings from then on. He could no longer tolerate the
             pain, for he also had to lose his other children as well, one of whom
             drowned in a bathtub during a seizure.
             Though Clemens lost nearly all his family, he still attempted to hang
             onto the beautiful memories he had of them. Some of his work reflected the
             love he had for his favorite Susy, while he tried to repl
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