Twain, Mark, 1835-1910. The Prince and the Pauper; a tale for young people of all ages / by Mark Twain
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  • Header
  • Front Matter
  • Part
  • Chapter 2 CHAPTER II Tom's Early Life
  • Chapter 3 CHAPTER III Tom's Meeting with the Prince
  • Chapter 4 CHAPTER IV The Prince's Troubles Begin
  • Chapter 5 CHAPTER V Tom as a Patrician
  • Chapter 6 CHAPTER VI Tom Recieves Instructions
  • Chapter 7 CHAPTER VII Tom's First Royal Dinner
  • Chapter 8 CHAPTER VIII The Question of the Seal
  • Chapter 9 CHAPTER IX The River Pageant
  • Chapter 10 CHAPTER X The Prince in the Toils
  • Chapter 11 CHAPTER XI At Guildhall
  • Chapter 12 CHAPTER XII The Prince and his Deliverer
  • Chapter 13 CHAPTER XIII The Dissappearance of the Prince
  • Chapter 14 CHAPTER XIV "Le Roi est Mort - Vive le Roi"
  • Chapter 15 CHAPTER XV Tom as King
  • Chapter 16 CHAPTER XVI The State Dinner
  • Chapter 17 CHAPTER XVII Foo-foo the First
  • Chapter 18 CHAPTER XVIII The Prince with the Tramps
  • Chapter 19 CHAPTER XIX The Prince with the Peasants
  • Chapter 20 CHAPTER XX The Prince and the Hermit
  • Chapter 21 CHAPTER XXI Hendon to the Rescue
  • Chapter 22 CHAPTER XXII A Victim of Treachery
  • Chapter 23 CHAPTER XXIII The Prince a Prisoner
  • Chapter 24 CHAPTER XXIV The Escape
  • Chapter 25 CHAPTER XXV Hendon Hall
  • Chapter 26 CHAPTER XXVI Disowned
  • Chapter 27 CHAPTER XXVII In Prison
  • Chapter 28 CHAPTER XXVIII The Sacrifice
  • Chapter 29 CHAPTER XXIX To London
  • Chapter 30 CHAPTER XXX Tom's Progress
  • Chapter 31 CHAPTER XXXI The Recognition Procession
  • Chapter 32 CHAPTER XXXII Coronation Day
  • Chapter 33 CHAPTER XXXIII Edward as King
  • Chapter 34 CONCLUSION Justice and Retribution
  • Notes NOTES