Though Mark Twain spent some of his early years on the river stationed in the city of Cincinnati, he has said of the city that if the world were to come to an end, there is no other place that he would rather be.
Some would think that this to be a compliment, but he went on to state that the reason for his wish to be in The Queen City at "The End of Days" was due to the fact that the city consistently advanced about two decades behind that of any other American city.
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