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Huck Finn lights out for the territory on a raft down the Mississippi with his friend Jim, and American literature is never the same again. Twain's masterpiece is funny, tender, and quietly furious about cruelty. A note from the librarians: the book speaks in the language of its time and place, including words that wound today. We shelve it as written, the way libraries do, because the story itself stands against that cruelty.
Source: Standard Ebooks. Published 1884. Author died 1910. Public domain worldwide. Share this book: WhatsApp
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