Mark Twain & Huck Finn.
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Berkeley,
University of California Press,
1960.
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Table of Contents:
- "The end. Yours truly, Huck Finn."
- The handsomest mansion in Hartford
- A series for the "Atlantic Monthly"
- "Tom Sawyer"
- "Tom" and "Huck"
- "Peace, quiet, rest, seclusion"
- Quarry Farm, Summer, 1876
- Hartford, Hannibal, and "Huck"
- The literary flux
- "So noble ... and so beautiful a book"
- Mistake and misfortunes, 1876-1879
- "I generalize with intrepidity"
- Strong milk for babes
- The Grangerfords
- The feud
- "The chief (low-comedy) humorists"
- Back on the river
- Frenzied finance
- The duke and the dauphin
- "Life on the Mississippi"
- Lively times in Bricksville
- The Bricksville mob and the orneriness of kings
- The Wilks funeral orgies
- "The end, Yours truly, Huck Finn."