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Mark Twain paints a vivid picture of the rough and hard-working men who labored on the barges in his book "Life on the Mississippi." He admires their strength and resilience, but also highlights the challenging and sometimes dangerous conditions they faced while navigating the river. Ultimately, Twain seems to have a mix of respect and sympathy for these men.
he thinks they are rude, uneducated, and brave.
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