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The meaning of Mark Twain's Two Ways of Seeing a River is the idea that once you gain knowledge, and life experiences, one may have a different way of looking at something. In the beginning, When one is young, one tends to just see the beauty, but with education, one starts to analyze things and lose the love of it.

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