The adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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New York :
Macmillan,
1962,
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| Colección: | The Macmillan classics
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Discover Moses and the bulrushers.
- Our gang's dark oath.
- We ambuscade the A-rabs.
- The hair-ball Oracle.
- Pap starts in on a new life.
- Pap struggles with the death angel.
- I fool Pap and get away.
- I spare Miss Watson's Jim.
- The house of death floats by.
- What comes of handlin snake-skin.
- They're after us!.
- "Better let blame well alone".
- Honest loot from the "Walter Scott".
- Was Solomon wise?.
- Fooling poor old Jim.
- The rattlesnake-skin does its work.
- The grangerfords take me in.
- Why Harney rode away for his hat.
- The duke and the Dauphin come aboard.
- What royalty did to Parkville.
- An Arkansas difficulty.
- Why the lynching bee failed.
- The orneriness of kings.
- The king turns parson.
- All full of tears and flapdoodle.
- I steal the king's plunder.
- Dead Peter has his gold.
- Over reaching don't pay.
- I light out in the storm.
- The gold saves the thieves.
- You can't pray a lie.
- I have a new name.
- The pitiful ending of royalty.
- We cheer up Jim.
- Dark, deep-laid plans.
- Trying to help Jim.
- Jim gets his witch pie.
- "Here a captive heart busted".
- Tom writes nonnamous letters.
- A mixed-up and splendid rescue.
- "Must'a been sperits".
- Why the didn't hang Jim.