Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Reading time: about 8 h
Length: 110,887 words · 262 pages in print
Structure: 43 chapters
Language: English
Era: Victorian

Huck Finn, last seen at the end of Tom Sawyer, escapes his father and floats down the Mississippi on a raft with Jim, who is escaping slavery. Their journey — through storms, feuds, con men and small river towns — is told in Huck’s own voice.

Mark Twain published the novel in England in 1884 and in the United States in 1885. Its vernacular narration changed American prose, and its treatment of race and conscience has been argued over ever since. Readers should know that the book reproduces the speech of its time and place, including a racial slur used throughout; Bibliomancer presents the text as written.

The illustrations by E. W. Kemble from the first edition are not reproduced; the complete text is.

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