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Find out what I will be reading to you next and listen to a recording blooper from Huck Finn.
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Out of Bondage - Paying the Captive - Yours Truly, Huck Finn
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Tom Sawyer Wounded - The Doctor's Story - Tom Confesses - Aunt Polly Arrives - Hand Out Them Letters
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The Doctor - Uncle Silas - Sister Hotchkiss - Aunt Sally in Trouble
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Fishing - The Vigilance Committee - A Lively Run - Jim Advises a Doctor
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The Coat of Arms - A Skilled Superintendent - Unpleasant Glory - A Tearful Subject
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The Last Shirt - Mooning Around - Sailing Orders - The Witch Pie
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The Lightning Rod - His Level Best - A Bequest to Posterity - A High Figure
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Escaping Properly - Dark Schemes - Discrimination in Stealing - A Deep Hole
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The Hut by the Ash Hopper - Outrageous - Climbing the Lightning Rod - Troubled with Witches
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A Nigger Stealer - Southern Hospitality - A Pretty Long Blessing - Tar and Feathers
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Still and Sunday-like - Mistaken Identity - Up a Stump - In a Dilemma
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Ominous Plans - News from Jim - Old Recollections - A Sheep Story - Valuable Information
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The King Went for Him - A Royal Row - Powerful Mellow
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Contested Relationship - The King Explains the Loss - A Question of Handwriting - Digging up the Corpse - Huck Escapes
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The Trip to England - The Brute! - Mary Jane Decides to Leave - Huck Parting with Mary Jane - Mumps - The Opposition Line
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The Funeral - Satisfying Curiosity - Suspicious of Huck - Quick Sales and Small Profit
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A Pious King - The King's Clergy - She Asked His Pardon - Hiding in the Room - Huck Takes the Money
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Is It Them? - Singing the "Doxologer" - Awful Square - Funeral Orgies - A Bad Investment
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Jim in Royal Robes - They Take a Passenger - Getting Information - Family Grief
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Sherburn - Attending the Circus - Intoxication in the Ring - The Thrilling Tragedy
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Sword Exercise - Hamlet's Soliloquy - They Loafed Around Town - A Lazy Town - Old Boggs - Dead
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Huck Explains - Laying Out a Campaign - Working the Camp-meeting - A Pirate at the Camp-meeting - The Duke as a Printer
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Tying Up Day-times - An Astronomical Theory - Running a Temperance Revival - The Duke of Bridgewater - The Troubles of Royalty
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Col. Grangerford - Aristocracy - Feuds - The Testament - Recovering the Raft - The Wood-pile - Pork and Cabbage
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An Evening Call - The Farm in Arkansaw - Interior Decorations - Stephen Dowling Bots - Poetical Effusions
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Expectation - A White Lie - Floating Currency - Running by Cairo - Swimming Ashore
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Huck Loses the Raft - In the Fog - Huck Finds the Raft - Trash
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Escaping from the Wreck - The Watchman - Sinking
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Slow Navigation - Borrowing Things - Boarding the Wreck - The Plotters - Hunting for the Boat
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Huck and the Woman - The Search - Prevarication - Going to Goshen
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Sleeping in the Woods - Raising the Dead - Exploring the Island - Finding Jim - Jim's Escape - Signs - Balum
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Laying for Him - Locked in the Cabin - Sinking the Body - Resting
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He Went for Judge Thatcher - Huck Decided to Leave - Political Economy - Thrashing Around
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A Good Going-over - Grace Triumphant - "One of Tom Sawyers's Lies"
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The Boys Escape Jim - Tom Sawyer's Gang - Deep-laid Plans
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Civilizing Huck - Miss Watson - Tom Sawyer Waits
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Lizzy teases Darcy, and a new chapter in the lives of the Bennets begins as the book comes to an end.
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Elizabeth and Darcy openly discuss their previous actions and current feelings.
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Elizabeth receives an unexpected visit from Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
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Mrs. Bennet contrives for Jane and Bingley to spend time together.
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Lydia and Wickham depart; Bingley and Darcy return.
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Lydia returns home for a visit with her new husband and reveals a secret to Lizzy.
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Elizabeth returns home and the family anxiously awaits word of Lydia.
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Elizabeth receives a pair of distressing letters from Jane.
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Lizzy goes to Pemberly and is surprised by Darcy's unexpected appearance.
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Lizzy contemplates her parents' marriage and departs with her aunt and uncle for a summer tour.
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Lydia laments the officers leaving town while Lizzy has a conversation with Mr. Wickham.
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Lizzy and Jane return home, Lydia talks up a storm, and Mrs. Bennet is bitter.
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The guests of Hunsford and Rosings all take their leave.
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Elizabeth receives a letter of explanation from Darcy.
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Elizabeth has upsetting conversations with Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy.
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Lizzy plays the piano at Rosings and is visited at Hunsford by Darcy.
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Lizzy meets Lady Catherine and is reunited with Mr. Darcy.
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Lizzy visits briefly with Jane and their Aunt Gardiner before going on to Charlotte's new home.
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The residents of Longbourn attend a wedding, receive visitors, and exchange letters.
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Mr. Collins finds a new target for his affections and Jane receives a discouraging letter.
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Mr. Collins unintentionally creates an uproar in the Bennet household.
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Mr. Collins accompanies the Miss Bennets to town, where they meet a Mr. Wickham.
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The Miss Bennets return home and a Mr. Collins comes to visit.
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Mrs. Bennet visits Netherfield, Darcy writes a letter, and Lizzy refuses to dance with him.
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The Miss Bennets and Miss Lucases discuss the ball and the concept of pride; Darcy has a surprising change of heart.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and their five unmarried daughters enthusiastically welcome the presence of a wealthy new bachelor in the neighborhood.
