The Mark Twain Project, composed of seven editors, is a major editorial and publishing program of The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.

• ILLUSTRATIONSFOREWORDTHE WRITING OF TOM SAWYERTHE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYERPreface1. Y -o-u-u Tom-Aunt Polly Decides Upon her Duty-Tom Practices Music-The Challenge-A PrivateEntrance2. Strong Temptations-Strategic Movements-TheInnocents Beguiled3. Tom as a General-Triumph and Reward-DismalFelicity-Commission and Omission4. Mental Acrobatics-Attending Sunday-School-TheSuperintendent-"Showing off"-Tom Lionized5. A Useful Minister-In Church-The Climax6. Self-Examination-Dentistry-The Midnight Charm-Witches and Devils-Cautious Approaches-HappyHours7. A Treaty Entered Into-Early Lessons-A Mistake Made8. Tom Decides on his Course-Old Scenes Re-enacted9. A Solemn Situation-Grave Subjects Introduced-Injun Joe Explains10. The Solemn Oath-Terror Brings Repentance-Mental Punishment11. Muff Potter Comes Himself-Tom's Conscienceat Work12. Tom Shows his Generosity-Aunt Polly Weakens13. The Young Pirates-Going to the Rendezvous-TheCamp-Fire Talk14. Camp-Life-A Sensation-Tom Steals Away fromCamp15. Tom Reconnoiters-Learns the Situation-Reports atCamp16. A Day's Amusements-Tom Reveals a Secret-ThePirates take a Lesson-A Night Surprise-An IndianWar17. Memories of the Lost Heroes-The Point in Tom'sSecret18. Tom's Feelings Investigated-Wonderful Dream-Becky Thatcher Overshadowed-Tom BecomesJealous-Black Revenge19. Tom Tells the Truth20. Becky in a Dilemma-Tom's Nobility Asserts Itself21. Youthful Eloquence- Compositions by the YoungLadies-A Lengthy Vision- The Boys' VengeanceSatisfied22. Tom's Confidence Betrayed-Expects SignalPunishment23. Old Muff's Friends- Muff Potter in Court-MuffPotter Saved24. Tom as the Village Hero- Days of Splendor andNights of Horror-Pursuit of Injun Joe25. About Kings and Diamonds-Search for the Treasure-Dead People and Ghosts26. The Haunted House-Sleepy Ghosts-A Box of Gold-Bitter Luck27. Doubts to be Settled-The Young Detectives28. An Attempt at No. Two- Huck Mounts Guard29. The Pic-nic-Huck on Injun Joe's Track-The"Revenge" Job-Aid for the Widow30. The Welchman Reports- Huck Under Fire- TheStory Circulated- A New Sensation- Hope GivingWay to Despair31. An Exploring Expedition- Trouble Commences- Lostin the Cave-Total Darkness-Found but not Saved32. Tom tells the Story of their Escape-Tom's Enemy inSafe Quarters33 . The Fate of Injun Joe-Huck and Tom CompareNotes-An Expedition to the Cave-ProtectionAgainst Ghosts-"An Awful Snug Place"-A Receptionat the Widow Douglas's34. Springing a Secret-Mr. Jones' Surprise a Failure35. A New Order of Things-Poor Huck-New AdventuresPlannedConclusionEXPLANATORY NOTESSOURCES FOR CHARACTERSNOTE ON THE TEXT

"The University of California Press has presented everything needed to understand Twain and his works. It has made him the most accessible of major American writers, the most thoroughly documented."

The Mark Twain Project, composed of seven editors, is a major editorial and publishing program of The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.

• ILLUSTRATIONSFOREWORDTHE WRITING OF TOM SAWYERTHE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYERPreface1. Y -o-u-u Tom-Aunt Polly Decides Upon her Duty-Tom Practices Music-The Challenge-A PrivateEntrance2. Strong Temptations-Strategic Movements-TheInnocents Beguiled3. Tom as a General-Triumph and Reward-DismalFelicity-Commission and Omission4. Mental Acrobatics-Attending Sunday-School-TheSuperintendent-"Showing off"-Tom Lionized5. A Useful Minister-In Church-The Climax6. Self-Examination-Dentistry-The Midnight Charm-Witches and Devils-Cautious Approaches-HappyHours7. A Treaty Entered Into-Early Lessons-A Mistake Made8. Tom Decides on his Course-Old Scenes Re-enacted9. A Solemn Situation-Grave Subjects Introduced-Injun Joe Explains10. The Solemn Oath-Terror Brings Repentance-Mental Punishment11. Muff Potter Comes Himself-Tom's Conscienceat Work12. Tom Shows his Generosity-Aunt Polly Weakens13. The Young Pirates-Going to the Rendezvous-TheCamp-Fire Talk14. Camp-Life-A Sensation-Tom Steals Away fromCamp15. Tom Reconnoiters-Learns the Situation-Reports atCamp16. A Day's Amusements-Tom Reveals a Secret-ThePirates take a Lesson-A Night Surprise-An IndianWar17. Memories of the Lost Heroes-The Point in Tom'sSecret18. Tom's Feelings Investigated-Wonderful Dream-Becky Thatcher Overshadowed-Tom BecomesJealous-Black Revenge19. Tom Tells the Truth20. Becky in a Dilemma-Tom's Nobility Asserts Itself21. Youthful Eloquence- Compositions by the YoungLadies-A Lengthy Vision- The Boys' VengeanceSatisfied22. Tom's Confidence Betrayed-Expects SignalPunishment23. Old Muff's Friends- Muff Potter in Court-MuffPotter Saved24. Tom as the Village Hero- Days of Splendor andNights of Horror-Pursuit of Injun Joe25. About Kings and Diamonds-Search for the Treasure-Dead People and Ghosts26. The Haunted House-Sleepy Ghosts-A Box of Gold-Bitter Luck27. Doubts to be Settled-The Young Detectives28. An Attempt at No. Two- Huck Mounts Guard29. The Pic-nic-Huck on Injun Joe's Track-The"Revenge" Job-Aid for the Widow30. The Welchman Reports- Huck Under Fire- TheStory Circulated- A New Sensation- Hope GivingWay to Despair31. An Exploring Expedition- Trouble Commences- Lostin the Cave-Total Darkness-Found but not Saved32. Tom tells the Story of their Escape-Tom's Enemy inSafe Quarters33 . The Fate of Injun Joe-Huck and Tom CompareNotes-An Expedition to the Cave-ProtectionAgainst Ghosts-"An Awful Snug Place"-A Receptionat the Widow Douglas's34. Springing a Secret-Mr. Jones' Surprise a Failure35. A New Order of Things-Poor Huck-New AdventuresPlannedConclusionEXPLANATORY NOTESSOURCES FOR CHARACTERSNOTE ON THE TEXT

"The University of California Press has presented everything needed to understand Twain and his works. It has made him the most accessible of major American writers, the most thoroughly documented."

The Mark Twain Project, composed of seven editors, is a major editorial and publishing program of The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.

• ILLUSTRATIONSFOREWORDTHE WRITING OF TOM SAWYERTHE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYERPreface1. Y -o-u-u Tom-Aunt Polly Decides Upon her Duty-Tom Practices Music-The Challenge-A PrivateEntrance2. Strong Temptations-Strategic Movements-TheInnocents Beguiled3. Tom as a General-Triumph and Reward-DismalFelicity-Commission and Omission4. Mental Acrobatics-Attending Sunday-School-TheSuperintendent-"Showing off"-Tom Lionized5. A Useful Minister-In Church-The Climax6. Self-Examination-Dentistry-The Midnight Charm-Witches and Devils-Cautious Approaches-HappyHours7. A Treaty Entered Into-Early Lessons-A Mistake Made8. Tom Decides on his Course-Old Scenes Re-enacted9. A Solemn Situation-Grave Subjects Introduced-Injun Joe Explains10. The Solemn Oath-Terror Brings Repentance-Mental Punishment11. Muff Potter Comes Himself-Tom's Conscienceat Work12. Tom Shows his Generosity-Aunt Polly Weakens13. The Young Pirates-Going to the Rendezvous-TheCamp-Fire Talk14. Camp-Life-A Sensation-Tom Steals Away fromCamp15. Tom Reconnoiters-Learns the Situation-Reports atCamp16. A Day's Amusements-Tom Reveals a Secret-ThePirates take a Lesson-A Night Surprise-An IndianWar17. Memories of the Lost Heroes-The Point in Tom'sSecret18. Tom's Feelings Investigated-Wonderful Dream-Becky Thatcher Overshadowed-Tom BecomesJealous-Black Revenge19. Tom Tells the Truth20. Becky in a Dilemma-Tom's Nobility Asserts Itself21. Youthful Eloquence- Compositions by the YoungLadies-A Lengthy Vision- The Boys' VengeanceSatisfied22. Tom's Confidence Betrayed-Expects SignalPunishment23. Old Muff's Friends- Muff Potter in Court-MuffPotter Saved24. Tom as the Village Hero- Days of Splendor andNights of Horror-Pursuit of Injun Joe25. About Kings and Diamonds-Search for the Treasure-Dead People and Ghosts26. The Haunted House-Sleepy Ghosts-A Box of Gold-Bitter Luck27. Doubts to be Settled-The Young Detectives28. An Attempt at No. Two- Huck Mounts Guard29. The Pic-nic-Huck on Injun Joe's Track-The"Revenge" Job-Aid for the Widow30. The Welchman Reports- Huck Under Fire- TheStory Circulated- A New Sensation- Hope GivingWay to Despair31. An Exploring Expedition- Trouble Commences- Lostin the Cave-Total Darkness-Found but not Saved32. Tom tells the Story of their Escape-Tom's Enemy inSafe Quarters33 . The Fate of Injun Joe-Huck and Tom CompareNotes-An Expedition to the Cave-ProtectionAgainst Ghosts-"An Awful Snug Place"-A Receptionat the Widow Douglas's34. Springing a Secret-Mr. Jones' Surprise a Failure35. A New Order of Things-Poor Huck-New AdventuresPlannedConclusionEXPLANATORY NOTESSOURCES FOR CHARACTERSNOTE ON THE TEXT

"The University of California Press has presented everything needed to understand Twain and his works. It has made him the most accessible of major American writers, the most thoroughly documented."