Help, please, o Twain scholars-- Somewhere in the Book-of-the-Month Twain set that has been in our family since I was a pup (like in the 1950's), there is a brief article about the agglutinative propensities of the awful German language. One example (synthetic) word he gave was some sort of Mekkamusselman....muttermoerderndemarmormonumentenmacher (something about a mess of mother-murdering "Mohammedan" marble-monument makers from Mecca). Repeatedly in the last 20 years or so, I have set out to find that article and have repeatedly failed. It is, of course, not in "The Awful German Language". It must be in a collection of brief articles and/or speeches. Can any of you help me track this critter down? Guy K. Haas Menlo Park, CA