Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain · 1884-1885
The 1884 text. 43 parts, about 109,897 words, 8 hours of reading. Source edition.
Contents
- Chapter I2 passages · 1,412 words
- Chapter II2,376 words
- Chapter III1,685 words
- Chapter IV1,376 words
- Chapter V1,621 words
- Chapter VI2,963 words
- VII: “Git up! What you ’bout?”2,684 words
- Chapter VIII4,515 words
- Chapter IX1,603 words
- Chapter X1,442 words
- XI: “Come in,” says the woman, and I did. She says: “Take a cheer.”2,874 words
- Chapter XII2,856 words
- Chapter XIII2,009 words
- Chapter XIV1,510 words
- Chapter XV1 passage · 2,435 words
- Chapter XVI3,401 words
- Chapter XVII3,368 words
- Chapter XVIII4,741 words
- Chapter XIX3,297 words
- Chapter XX3,521 words
- Chapter XXI3,442 words
- Chapter XXII2,030 words
- Chapter XXIII2,243 words
- Chapter XXIV2,314 words
- Chapter XXV2,815 words
- Chapter XXVI2,890 words
- Chapter XXVII2,627 words
- Chapter XXVIII3,566 words
- Chapter XXIX3,690 words
- XXX: When they got aboard the king went for me, and shook me by the collar, and says:1,176 words
- Chapter XXXI1 passage · 3,684 words
- Chapter XXXII2,259 words
- Chapter XXXIII2,623 words
- XXXIV: We stopped talking, and got to thinking. By and by Tom says:2,151 words
- Chapter XXXV2,654 words
- Chapter XXXVI2,149 words
- Chapter XXXVII2,560 words
- Chapter XXXVIII2,518 words
- Chapter XXXIX2,116 words
- Chapter XL2,291 words
- Chapter XLI2,642 words
- Chapter XLII3,114 words
- Chapter the Last654 words