The Prince and the Pauper (Collins Classics) by Twain, Mark -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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FROM THE PAGES OF THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER Title Page Copyright Page MARK TWAIN THE WORLD OF MARK TWAIN AND THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER Introduction Dedication Praise PREFACE I - The Birth of the Prince and the Pauper II - Tom’s Early Life III - Tom’s Meeting with the Prince IV - The Prince’s Troubles Begin V - Tom as a Patrician VI - Tom Receives Instructions VII - Tom’s First Royal Dinner VIII - The Question of the Seal IX - The River Pageant X - The Prince in the Toils XI - At Guildhall XII - The Prince and His Deliverer XIII - The Disappearance of the Prince XIV - ”Le Roi est Mort—Vive le Roi” XV - Tom as King XVI - The State Dinner XVII - Foo-foo the First XVIII - The Prince with the Tramps XIX - The Prince with the Peasants XX - The Prince and the Hermit XXI - Hendon to the Rescue XXII - A Victim of Treachery XXIII - The Prince a Prisoner XXIV - The Escape XXV - Hendon Hall XXVI - Disowned XXVII - In Prison XXVIII - The Sacrifice XXIX - To London XXX - Tom’s Progress XXXI - The Recognition Procession XXXII - Coronation Day XXXIII - Edward as King CONCLUSION TWAIN’S NOTES ENDNOTES INSPIRED BY THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER COMMENTS & QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING

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