A little help. I received a note from a local teacher who is working on a curriculum on Mark Twain for the 4th and 5th grades. She emailed me the note below looking for help to identify the quote. I admit that I can't recall where it (or if it) appears in any Twain work. If anyone has some idea, please let me know. And I will pass the response along. Thanks very much. ____________________________________________ Michael J. Kiskis Leonard Tydings Grant Professor of American Literature Elmira College One Park Place Elmira, NY 14901 607-735-1827 I have been unable to find the Twain quote that I was asking about last night. I'll just paraphrase it and hope that someone out there will recognize it and be able to relay it back as the author intended it to be. I really appreciate your help. ' Like walking a hallway in the dark-- you've done it a hundred times before, with nothing but bare feet and faith. '