The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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In the "Adventures of Geclberry Finn" - the direct plot continuation of the novel "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" - the motley life of the American depths of the forties of the XIX century was seen by the eyes of two fugitives, worn on a wooden raft of the Great Mississippi River: One of them is a capital hero, who leishes unbearably boring well-free The life of the widow Douglas and the lentil unexpectedly turned the dug-lap feet, and the other is his new buddy Jim, the blacks of Miss Watson, who pushed in the run of the sales prospect in the southern states. Life on the uninhabited island of Jackson, a meeting with a gangster whip on a half-filled ship, traveling around the cities and weights in the company of a pair of fraudsters, outstanding themselves for the duke and king, selling Jim to slavery and "Heroic exemption" of him under the leadership of Tom Sawyer - in this series of adventures Huck Finn imperceptibly for himself matures, gained new, more mature understanding of life
Author:
Author:Twain M.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Adventure
Series:
Series: Alphabet Classic (Pocket-Book)
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-10334-4
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