Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc

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The narrative centers on Mark Twain's deep affection for his work on Joan of Arc, highlighting the extensive twelve years of preparation and two years of writing that went into it. Twain reflects on the profound pleasure and fulfillment he derived from this project, contrasting it with his other works that lacked similar dedication and effort. This insight reveals his unique connection to the character and story, emphasizing the significance of Joan of Arc in Twain's literary legacy.