A Telephonic Convers

A Telephone Conversation is a humorous short play published by Mark Twain in 1880. The author introduced a telephone conversation between women as a bystander. Although the people on both sides of the phone enjoyed their conversation, the content of their conversation sounded more like an intermittent and incoherent monologue to onlookers. The story expresses the author's peculiar feelings about the modern invention of telephone, and profoundly embodies the style of Mark Twain.