The Prince and the Pauper

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The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain

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Published in 1882, taken from Project Gutenberg.

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Chapter 1. The birth of the Prince and the Pauper
• Chapter 2. Tom's early life
• Chapter 3. Tom's meeting with the Prince
• Chapter 4. The Prince's troubles begin
• Chapter 5. Tom as a patrician.
• Chapter 6. Tom receives instructions.
• Chapter 7. Tom's first royal dinner.
• Chapter 8. The question of the Seal.
• Chapter 9. The river pageant.
• Chapter 10. The Prince in the toils.
• Chapter 11. At Guildhall.
• Chapter 12. The Prince and his deliverer.
• Chapter 13. The disappearance of the Prince.
• Chapter 14. 'Le Roi est mort—vive le Roi.'
• Chapter 15. Tom as King.
• Chapter 16. The state dinner.
• Chapter 17. Foo-foo the First.
• Chapter 18. The Prince with the tramps.
• Chapter 19. The Prince with the peasants.
• Chapter 20. The Prince and the hermit.
• Chapter 21. Hendon to the rescue.
• Chapter 22. A victim of treachery.
• Chapter 23. The Prince a prisoner.
• Chapter 24. The escape.
• Chapter 25. Hendon Hall.
• Chapter 26. Disowned.
• Chapter 27. In prison.
• Chapter 28. The sacrifice.
• Chapter 29. To London.
• Chapter 30. Tom's progress.
• Chapter 31. The Recognition procession.
• Chapter 32. Coronation Day.
• Chapter 33. Edward as King.
• Conclusion. Justice and Retribution.
• Notes.
• Images

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