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1ILLUSTRATIONS Tom Sawyer Tom at Home Aunt Polly Beguiled A Good Opportunity Who's Afraid Late Home Jim 'Tendin' to
2Business Ain't that Work? Cat and Toys Amusement Becky Thatcher Paying Off After the Battle "Showing Off" Not Amiss Mary
3Tom Contemplating Dampened Ardor Youth Boyhood Using the "Barlow" The Church Necessities Tom as a Sunday-School Hero The
4Prize At Church The Model Boy The Church Choir A Side Show Result of Playing in Church The Pinch-Bug Sid Dentistry
5Huckleberry Finn Mother Hopkins Result of Tom's Truthfulness Tom as an Artist Interrupted Courtship The Master Vain
6Pleading Tail Piece The Grave in the Woods Tom Meditates Robin Hood and his Foe Death of Robin Hood Midnight Tom's Mode
7of Egress Tom's Effort at Prayer Muff Potter Outwitted The Graveyard Forewarnings Disturbing Muff's Sleep Tom's Talk
8with his Aunt Muff Potter A Suspicious Incident Injun Joe's two Victims In the Coils Peter Aunt Polly seeks Information
9A General Good Time Demoralized Joe Harper On Board Their First Prize The Pirates Ashore Wild Life The Pirate's Bath The
10Pleasant Stroll The Search for the Drowned The Mysterious Writing River View What Tom Saw Tom Swims the River Taking
11Lessons The Pirates' Egg Market Tom Looking for Joe's Knife The Thunder Storm Terrible Slaughter The Mourner Tom's
12Proudest Moment Amy Lawrence Tom tries to Remember The Hero A Flirtation Becky Retaliates A Sudden Frost
13Counter-irritation Aunt Polly Tom justified The Discovery Caught in the Act Tom Astonishes the School Literature Tom
14Declaims Examination Evening On Exhibition Prize Authors The Master's Dilemma The School House The Cadet Happy for Two
15Days Enjoying the Vacation The Stolen Melons The Judge Visiting the Prisoner Tom Swears The Court Room The Detective Tom
16Dreams The Treasure The Private Conference A King; Poor Fellow! Business The Ha'nted House Injun Joe The Greatest and
17Best Hidden Treasures Unearthed The Boy's Salvation Room No. 2 The Next Day's Conference Treasures Uncle Jake Buck at
18Home The Haunted Room "Run for Your Life" McDougal's Cave Inside the Cave Huck on Duty A Rousing Act Tail Piece The
19Welshman Result of a Sneeze Cornered Alarming Discoveries Tom and Becky stir up the Town Tom's Marks Huck Questions the
20Widow Vampires Wonders of the Cave Attacked by Natives Despair The Wedding Cake A New Terror Daylight "Turn Out" to
21Receive Tom and Becky The Escape from the Cave Fate of the Ragged Man The Treasures Found Caught at Last Drop after Drop
22Having a Good Time A Business Trip "Got it at Last!" Tail Piece Widow Douglas Tom Backs his Statement Tail Piece Huck
23Transformed Comfortable Once More High up in Society Contentment PREFACE Most of the adventures recorded in this book
24really occurred; one or two were experiences of my own, the rest those of boys who were schoolmates of mine. Huck Finn
25is drawn from life; Tom Sawyer also, but not from an individual--he is a combination of the characteristics of three
26boys whom I knew, and therefore belongs to the composite order of architecture. The odd superstitions touched upon were
27all prevalent among children and slaves in the West at the period of this story--that is to say, thirty or forty years
28ago. Although my book is intended mainly for the entertainment of boys and girls, I hope it will not be shunned by men
29and women on that account, for part of my plan has been to try to pleasantly remind adults of what they once were
30themselves, and of how they felt and thought and talked, and what queer enterprises they sometimes engaged in. THE
31AUTHOR. HARTFORD, 1876.
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