Mark Twain - Collected Works

Mark Twain - a great collection. Including:

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

The innocents abroad

Mark twain's (burlesque) auto-biography

First romance

Roughing it

The gilded age (with charles dudley warner)

Sketches new and old

My watch

Political economy

The jumping frog

Journalism in Tennessee

The story of the bad little boy

The story of the good little boy

A couple of poems by twain and moore

Niagara

Answers to correspondents

To raise poultry

Experience of the McWilliamses with membranous croup

My first literary venture

How the author was sold in Newark

The office bore

Johnny Greer

The facts in the case of the great beef contract

Disgraceful persecution of a boy

The judges "spirited woman"

Information wanted

Some learned fables, for good old boys and girls

My late senatorial secretaryship

A fashion item

Riley-newspaper correspondent

A fine old man

Science vs. Luck

The late Benjamin Franklin

Mr. Bloke's item

A medieval romance

Petition concerning copyright

After-dinner speech

Lionizing murderers

A new crime

A curious dream

A true story

The siamese twins

Speech at the Scottish banquet in London

A ghost story

The capitoline venus

Speech on accident insurance

How i edited an agricultural paper

The petrified man

My bloody massacre

The undertaker's chat

Concerning chambermaids

Aurelia's unfortunate young man

"after" jenkins

About barbers

"party cries" in Ireland

The facts concerning the recant resignation

History repeats itself

Honored as a curiosity

First interview kith artemus ward

Cannibalism in the cars

The killing of julius caesar "localized"

The widow's protest

The scriptural panoramist

Curing a cold

A curious pleasure excursion

Running for governor

A mysterious visit

The curious republic of gondour and other whimsical sketches

The curious republic of gondour

A memory

Introductory to "memoranda".

About smells

A couple of sad experiences

Dan murphy

The "tournament" in a.d. 1870

Curious relic for sale

A reminiscence of the back settlements

A royal compliment

The approaching epidemic

The tone-imparting committee

Our precious lunatic

The european war

The wild man interviewed

Last words of great men

1601—conversation at the social fireside of the tudors

The facts concerning the recent carnival of crime in connecticut

The adventures of tom sawyer

The loves of alonzo fitz clarence and rosannah ethelton and other stories

The loves of alonzo fitz clarence and rosannah ethelton

On the decay of the art of lying

About magnanimous-incident literature

The grateful poodle

The benevolent author

The grateful husband

Punch, brothers, punch

The great revolution in pitcairn

The canvasser's tale

An encounter with an interviewer

Paris notes

Legend of Sagenfeld, in Germany

Speech on the babies

Speech on the weather

Rogers

Some rambling notes of an idle excursion

The stolen white elephant

A tramp abroad

The prince and the pauper

Life on the mississippi

A connecticut yankee in King Arthur's court

The american claimant

Extracts from adam's diary

In defense of harriet shelley

Fennimore cooper's literary offences

Essays on Paul Bourget

Tom Sawyer abroad

The tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson

Those extraordinary twins

Personal recollections of Joan of Arc

Tom Sawyer, detective

Following the equator, a journey around the world

The man that corrupted hadleyburg and other stories

The man that corrupted hadleyburg

My first lie, and how i got out of it

The esquimaux maiden's romance

Christian science and the book of mrs. Eddy

Is he living or is he dead?

My debut as a literary person

At the appetite-cure

Concerning the jews

From the 'london times' of 1904

About play-acting

Travelling with a reformer

Diplomatic pay and clothes

Luck

The captain's story

Stirring times in austria

Meisterschaft

My boyhood dreams

To the above old people

In memoriam—olivia susan clemens

What is man and other essays

What is man?

The death of Jean

The turning-point of my life

How to make history dates stick

The memorable assassination

A scrap of curious history

Switzerland, the cradle of liberty

At the shrine of St. Wagner

William Dean Howells

English as she is taught

A simplified alphabet

As concerns interpreting the deity

Concerning tobacco

Taming the bicycle

Is Shakespeare dead?

The mysterious stranger and other stories

The mysterious stranger

A fable

Hunting the deceitful turkey

The McWilliamses and the burglar alarm

A double barreled detective

The $30,000 bequest and other stories

A dog's tale

Was it heaven? Or hell?

A cure for the blues

The enemy conquered; or, love triumphant

The californian's tale

A helpless situation

A telephonic conversation

Edward Mills and George Benton: a tale

The five boons of life

The first writing-machines

Italian without a master

Italian with grammar

A burlesque biography

How to tell a story

General Washington's negro body-servant

Wit inspirations of the "two-year-olds"

An entertaining article

A letter to the secretary of the treasury

Amended obituaries

A monument to adam

Advice to little girls

Post-mortem poetry

The danger of lying in bed

Portrait of King William III

Does the race of man love a lord?

Extracts from adam's diary

Eve's diary

A horse's tale

Christian science

Extract from captain stormfield's visit to heaven

Is Shakespeare dead?

On the decay of the art of lying

Goldsmith's friend abroad again

How to tell a story and other stories

The wounded soldier

The golden arm

Mental telegraphy again

The invalids story

Mark twain's speeches

Plymouth rock and the pilgrims

Compliments and degrees

Books, authors, and hats

Dedication speech

The horrors of the German language

German for the Hungarians

Unconscious plagiarism

The weather

The babies

Our children and great discoveries

Educating theatre-goers

The educational theatre

Poets as policemen

Pudd'nhead Wilson dramatized

Daly theatre

The dress of civilized woman

Dress reform and copyright

College girls

Girls

The ladies

Woman's press club

Votes for women

Woman-an opinion

Advice to girls

Taxes and morals

Tammany and croker

Municipal corruption

Municipal government

China and the Philippines

Theoretical and practical morals

Layman's sermon

University settlement society

Public education association

Education and citizenship

Courage

The dinner to Mr. Choate

Henry M. Stanley

Dinner to Mr. Jerome

Henry Irving

Rogers and railroads

The old-fashioned printer

Society of american authors

Reading-room opening

Literature

Disappearance of literature

The alphabet and simplified spelling

Spelling and pictures

Books and burglars

Authors' club

Booksellers

Morals and memory

Joan of Arc

Accident insurance

and much more

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