Boys' Life
The Boys' Life of Mark Twain
作者：Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937
体例：题 章数：149
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共 149 题- Produced by Pat Castevans and David Widger
- THE BOYS' LIFE OF MARK TWAIN
- By Albert Bigelow Paine
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- I.
- THE FAMILY OF JOHN CLEMENS
- II.
- THE NEW HOME, AND UNCLE JOHN QUARLES'S FARM
- MISS PAMELA CLEMENS
- IV.
- EDUCATION OUT OF SCHOOL
- V.
- TOM SAWYER AND HIS BAND
- VI.
- CLOSING SCHOOL-DAYS
- VII.
- THE APPRENTICE
- VIII.
- ORION'S PAPER
- IX.
- THE OPEN ROAD
- X.
- A WIND OF CHANCE
- XI.
- THE LONG WAY TO THE AMAZON
- XII.
- RENEWING AN OLD AMBITION
- XIII.
- LEARNING THE RIVER
- I studied awhile and decided that I couldn't.
- MERIWETHER'S BEND
- OUTSIDE OF MONTEZUMA
- XIV.
- RIVER DAYS
- Captain Klinefelter turned to Sam. "Didn't you hear him?"
- Brown said: "Shut your mouth! You never heard anything of the kind!"
- XV.
- THE WRECK OF THE "PENNSYLVANIA"
- XVI.
- THE PILOT
- XVII.
- THE END OF PILOTING
- XVIII.
- THE SOLDIER
- XIX.
- THE PIONEER
- XX.
- THE MINER
- XXI.
- THE TERRITORIAL ENTERPRISE
- XXII.
- XXIII.
- ARTEMUS WARD AND LITERARY SAN FRANCISCO
- XXIV.
- THE DISCOVERY OF "THE JUMPING FROG"
- XXV.
- HAWAII AND ANSON BURLINGAME
- XXVI.
- MARK TWAIN, LECTURER
- XXVII.
- AN INNOCENT ABROAD, AND HOME AGAIN
- XXVIII.
- OLIVIA LANGDON. WORK ON THE "INNOCENTS"
- XXIX
- THE VISIT TO ELMIRA AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
- Clemens asked, "You've heard from those gentlemen out there?"
- XXX.
- THE NEW BOOK AND A WEDDING
- XXXI.
- MARK TWAIN IN BUFFALO
- XXXII.
- AT WORK ON "ROUGHING IT"
- XXXIII.
- IN ENGLAND
- XXXIV.
- A NEW BOOK AND NEW ENGLISH TRIUMPHS
- XXXV.
- BEGINNING "TOM SAWYER"
- XXXVI.
- THE NEW HOME
- XXXVII.
- XXXVIII.
- HOME PICTURES
- XXXIX.
- TRAMPING ABROAD
- XL.
- XLI.
- GENERAL GRANT AT HARTFORD
- XLII
- MANY INVESTMENTS
- XLIII
- BACK TO THE RIVER, WITH BIXBY
- XLIV.
- A READING-TOUR WITH CABLE
- XLV.
- XLVI.
- PUBLISHER TO GENERAL GRANT
- XLVII
- THE HIGH-TIDE OF FORTUNE
- XLVIII.
- BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES. PLEASANTER THINGS
- XLIX.
- KIPLING AT ELMIRA. ELSIE LESLIE. THE "YANKEE"
- L.
- THE MACHINE. GOOD-BY TO HARTFORD. "JOAN" IS BEGUN
- LI.
- THE FAILURE OF WEBSTER & CO. AROUND THE WORLD. SORROW
- LII.
- EUROPEAN ECONOMIES
- LIII.
- MARK TWAIN PAYS HIS DEBTS
- LIV.
- RETURN AFTER EXILE
- LV.
- A PROPHET AT HOME
- LVI.
- HONORED BY MISSOURI
- LVII.
- THE CLOSE OF A BEAUTIFUL LIFE
- LVIII.
- MARK TWAIN AT SEVENTY
- LIX.
- MARK TWAIN ARRANGES FOR HIS BIOGRAPHY
- Genung said: "You should write his life."
- LX.
- WORKING WITH MARK TWAIN
- LXI.
- DICTATIONS AT DUBLIN, N. H.
- LXII
- A NEW ERA OF BILLIARDS
- I replied that I had not.
- I answered: "I hope ten years from to-night we shall be playing it."
- LXIII.
- LIVING WITH MARK TWAIN
- LXIV.
- A DEGREE FROM OXFORD
- LXV.
- THE REMOVAL TO REDDING
- LXVI
- LIFE AT STORMFIELD
- LXVII
- THE DEATH OF JEAN
- LXVIII
- DAYS IN BERMUDA
- LXIX.
- THE RETURN TO REDDING
- LXX.
- THE CLOSE OF A GREAT LIFE