Anywhere is better than Paris. Paris the cold, Paris the drizzly, Paris the rainy, Paris… — Mark Twain
Anywhere is better than Paris. Paris the cold, Paris the drizzly, Paris the rainy, Paris the Damnable. More than a hundred years ago, somebody asked Quin, "Did you ever see such a winter in all your life before?" "Yes," said he, "last summer." I judge he spent his summer in Paris.
1880
★ 3.7Provenance
Citation
Twain, Mark. Letter to Lucius Fairchild. 28 Apr. 1880.

