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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain — public domain, complete and unabridged. Pick one, read it, and talk about what it means — the choice, the virtue, your own life — with your Reading Companion, who asks instead of tells.

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Chapter I — Civilizing Huck
Chapter II — The Boys Escape Jim
Chapter III — A Good Going-over
Chapter IV — Huck and the Judge
Chapter V — Huck’s Father
Chapter VI — He Went for Judge Thatcher
Chapter VII — Laying for Him
Chapter VIII — Sleeping in the Woods
Chapter IX — The Cave
Chapter X — The Find
Chapter XI — Huck and the Woman
Chapter XII — Slow Navigation
Chapter XIII — Escaping from the Wreck
Chapter XIV — A General Good Time
Chapter XV — Huck Loses the Raft
Chapter XVI — Expectation
Chapter XVII — An Evening Call
Chapter XVIII — Col. Grangerford
Chapter XIX — Tying Up Day
Chapter XX — Huck Explains
Chapter XXI — Sword Exercise
Chapter XXII — Sherburn
Chapter XXIII — Sold
Chapter XXIV — Jim in Royal Robes
Chapter XXV — Is It Them?
Chapter XXVI — A Pious King
Chapter XXVII — The Funeral
Chapter XXVIII — The Trip to England
Chapter XXIX — Contested Relationship
Chapter XXX — The King Went for Him
Chapter XXXI — Ominous Plans
Chapter XXXII — Still and Sunday
Chapter XXXIII — The Rescue Plan
Chapter XXXIV — The Hut by the Ash Hopper
Chapter XXXV — Escaping Properly
Chapter XXXVI — The Lightning Rod
Chapter XXXVII — The Last Shirt
Chapter XXXVIII — The Coat of Arms
Chapter XXXIX — Rats
Chapter XL — Fishing
Chapter XLI — The Doctor
Chapter XLII — Tom Sawyer Wounded
Chapter the Last — Out of Bondage

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