A nineteenth-century boy, floating down the Mississippi River on a raft with a runaway slave, becomes involved with a feuding family, two scoundrels pretending to be royalty, and Tom Sawyer's aunt, who mistakes him for Tom. Huckleberry Finn had a tough life with his drunk father until an adventure with Tom Sawyer changed everything. But when Huck's dad returns and kidnaps him, he must escape down the Mississippi river with runaway slave, Jim. They encounter trouble at every turn, from floods and gunfights to armed bandits and the long arm of the law. 1 Civilizing Huck
1
Moses and the 'Bulrushers'
Miss Watson
Tom Sawyer waits
2 The Boys escape Jim
7
Jim!
Tom Sawyer's Gang
Deep-laid Plans
3 A Good Going-over
16
Grace triumphant
Playing Robbers
The Genies
'One of Tom Sawyer's Lies'
4 'Slow but Sure'
23
Huck and the Judge
Superstition
5 Huck's Father
29
The Fond Parent
Reform
6 He went for Judge Thatcher
36
Huck decides to leave
Thinking it over
Political Economy
Thrashing around
7 Laying for him
47
Locked in the Cabin
Preparing to start
Sinking the Body
Projecting a Plan
Resting
8 Sleeping in the Woods
57
Raising the Dead
On the Watch!
Exploring the Island
A Profitless Sleep
Finding Jim
Jim's Escape
Signs
'Dat One-laigged Nigger'
Balum
9 The Cave
74
The Floating House
A Good Haul
10 The Find
81
Old Hank Bunker
In Disguise
11 Huck and the Woman
87
The Search
Prevarication
Going to Goshen
'They're after us!'
12 Slow Navigation
99
Borrowing Things
Boarding the Wreck
The Plotters
'It ain't Good Morals'
Hunting for the Boat
13 Escaping from the Wreck
110
The Watchman
Sinking
A Dead Sleep
14 A General Good Time
119
The Harem
French
15 Huck loses the Raft
126
In the Fog
Asleep on the Raft
Huck finds the Raft
Trash
16 Expectation
136
'Good Ole Cairo'
A White Lie
Floating Currency
Running by Cairo
Swimming Ashore
17 An Evening Call
150
The Farm in Arkansaw
Interior Decorations
Stephen Dowling Bots
Poetical Effusions
A Tin Pan Piano
18 Col. Grangerford
164
Aristocracy
Feuds
The Testament
'Water-Moccasins!'
Recovering the Raft
The Wood Pile
Pork and Cabbage
'Is dat you, Honey?'
19 Tying up Day-times
182
An Astronomical Theory
'Dogs a-coming'
Running a Temperance Revival
The Duke of Bridgewater
The Troubles of Royalty
20 Huck explains
195
Laying out a Campaign
Working the Camp-meeting
Sly Courting
A Pirate at the Camp-meeting
The Duke as a Printer
Jim wanted
21 Sword Exercise
209
Hamlet's Soliloquy
They loafed around Town
A Lazy Town
Old Boggs
Death of Boggs
22 Sherburn
224
Attending the Circus
Intoxication in the Ring
The Thrilling Tragedy
23 Sold
233
Royal Comparisons
Jim gets homesick
24 Jim in Royal Robes
242
They take a Passenger
Getting Information
Family Grief
25 Is it them?
252
Singing the 'Doxolojer'
We can spare it Awful Square
Funeral Orgies
A Bad Investment
26 A Pious King
264
The King's Clergy
She asked his Pardon
Hiding in the Room
Huck takes the Money
27 The Funeral
276
The Undertaker
Satisfying Curiosity
Suspicious of Huck
Quick Sales and Small Profits
28 The Trip to England
287
'The Brute!'
Royal Nonesuch
Mary Jane decides to leave
Huck parting with Mary Jane
Mumps
The Opposition Line
29 Contested Relationship
302
The King explains the Loss
A Question of Handwriting
Tattooing
Digging up the Corpse
Huck escapes
30 The King went for him
317
A Royal Row
Powerful Mellow
31 Ominous Plans
323
Jim gone!
News from Jim
Old Recollections
A Sheep Story
Valuable Information
The Back Country
32 Still and Sunday-like
337
Mistaken Identity
Up a Stump
In a Dilemma
33 A Nigger Stealer
347
Southern Hospitality
'You Impudent Young Rascal'
A Pretty Long Blessing
Tar and Feathers
34 The Hut by the Ash-Hopper
358
Outrageous
A Simple Job
Climbing the Lightning-Rod
Troubled with Witches
35 Escaping properly
368
Dark Schemes
Discrimination in Stealing
A Deep Hole
36 The Lightning-Rod
379
His Level Best
A Bequest to Posterity
Stealing Spoons
Amongst the Dogs
A High Figure
37 The Last Shirt
388
Mooning around
'In a Tearing Way'
Sailing Orders
The Witch Pie
38 The Coat of Arms
398
A Skilled Superintendent
Unpleasant Glory
A Tearful Subject
39 Rats
408
Lively Bedfellows
The Straw Dummy
40 Fishing
417
The Vigilance Committee
A Lively Run
Jim advises a Doctor
41 The Doctor
426
Uncle Silas
Sister Hotchkiss
Aunt Sally in Trouble
42 Tom Sawyer wounded
436
The Doctor's Story
Doing Jim a Good Turn
Tom confesses
Aunt Polly arrives
'Hand out them Letters'
The Last Out of Bondage
449
Paying the Captive
Yours Truly, Huck Finn
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