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@@thevoid3783 do your fuckin homework, advanced placement is a privilege. And you call that education. You are a disgrace to the American education system. READ THE GODDAMN BOOK you're a disgrace to the American education system. If you can't read and understand this story then you will be ignorant, lazy, and stupid.
At age 73 and having read many, many books in my life I am still proud to claim this novel as my most favorite. I hope those of you who are listening to this recording (and who are studying it for a test) can revisit Huckleberry Finn when you are older so you can savor and enjoy it more on a second reading. That's what I did and I can say it means much more to me now after all these years. Kind regards...
This novel is still my favourite book. My first reading when I was about twelve years old. But this is the first time I can enjoy it in English version and I can digest the original things which can not be obtained in Vietnamese version. I am so much graceful and appreciated! Kind regards..
@@duongtran5976 I am so glad you enjoy this great book in its original language! Twain speaks to people of all backgrounds and his message is truly universal. Continue to enjoy reading books throughout your long life. Warm regards!
I have an exam on this in 17 hours, so listening at 1.5x speed is probably like 7 hours, and I need to sleep for at least 6 hours, it's an hour drive/walk to class, and I have 2 hours of classes, and an hour of review. This is the life that I chose.
Im sorry everynody. Marc ended up in a car accident on his way to school. He didn't hear a firetruck behind him because he was busy listening to an audiobook. He did survive though but quit school, started referring to himself as the serpent king. He took a trip to the Amazon rain forest alone and has not been heard from since.
I know there is a lot of sensitive language in this book, but the way this narrator reads it felt matter-of-fact and non-inflammatory. I don't like very many voice actors, but this guy is amazing.
Funny meeting you here! I follow your channel. 😃 So you’re burned out from moving? I know what you mean! BTW thanks for your Donner series. You transported me back in time. Great job!
Funny meeting you here! I follow your channel 😃. I know that move is exhausting! I’m happy for you though. BTW I want to thank you for your Donner series. Excellent work! You transported me back in time. Wishing you well...
Fabulous reading! It's as if Mark Twain wrote this masterpiece to be read out loud. Thank you very much Mr. Smith for the reading and for making this book so alive
I cannot help but writing this, thank you the recorder of this book for reading all this long story with your full heart and having nice adventures with them and us. I’m studying English literature in Korea, and 2 years ago, I gave up reading this book bc I thought the amount of this story is too much for me and I wouldn’t be able to read it all. But with your recordings, I finally finished this book within 2 weeks. I appreciate your hard works. I really paid attention to your voice while reading it through, so when the story finally came to the end, I felt your voice got a little bit excited when you say “Chapter the last.” Haha! I was exited when I read that phrase, too. It was nice time to read Huck Finn’s adventure with you. Thank you for your dedication again, I wont forget this story in my life. Thank you.
Reading along with the audio book is a GREAT way to absorb information! It engages 3 senses, (hearing, sight, and tactile) instead of just 1 or 2. This system is a fantastic way to learn, unfortunately most people use audio books as a full stop alternative to actually reading (actually reading a text engages both sight and tactile (holding a book in ur hands and turning pages) senses.).
Huckleberry Finn is one of my great literary loves. I read it for the first time when I was about 12 years old and have read it many times ever since. At the age of 44, I just got through reading it aloud to my 12 year old daughter and she loved it too. I’m listening to your reading to put myself to sleep tonight. You gave Huck the same voice I’ve always heard in my head, soft spoken, sweetly southern, and wise beyond his years. It’s like listening to a beloved friend tell me a bedtime story. Thank you for this.
I have about a zillion audiobooks from different pay websites, but this is by far still my favourite reading of Huckleberry Finn:D Always coming back to it!!
.... yeah, it's somewhat authentic, .... still doesn't have some of that Western twang down, but we love him all the same. I'm closer to Hannibal, MO than you are! Thank you so much, you did a great job.
I love it when Huck describes rafting through the river side towns and especially the sight while passing St. Louis, too vivid i can picture it and also when he was at the farm, with Buck
Read this when I was 6 or 7. I'm 64 now. It's a long way to look back but it is really educational & enjoyable. So good for the brain! I doubt any regular kids would read this now. What do you think, please let me know, cheers, Mel in u.k.
Mark, your reading of this classic is a pure delight! Thank you so much! You have a wonderful voice and an amazing interpretation. Mark Twain would be most proud of you! Craig from Sweden.
A terrific book and an excellent reading! Never read this in my whole life and I'm glad I finally listened to this. I listened to it every night when I went to bed. Great story.
i know you wont see this, but thank you for your service, i love reading, but with all this covid stuff going on i have had little time to work on stuff and this just allowed me to pass my engish 3 class... thanks.
This truly is one of the better readings of any audiobook, I have ever listened to :) And of course big credit to Mark Twain for this astonishing novel, God rest his soul!
currently starting my summer project for this book! school starts in 3 days and I also have work for another AP class to get started! Im halfway through the book at 1.5x speed and not planning on slowing down!
I will be listening to this, not for an exam, but for future quizzes worth some points. But anyway, thanks for making me pass these assignments without staying up til 1:00
Took the IB England and I tell you listening to people who recorded this exact book are the reason I passed my exam. Especially as reading for me is very difficult due to learning difficulties. Good for cramming as well U r a life saver
I have an assignment due for this book tomorrow for AP lit, I’m gon stay awake by working on other assignments while I listen. This bout to be a long ass night 😭😭
So good! I just finished reading and I'm a college sophomore. An absolute classic of storytelling and a statement on the moral of society. Definitely one of the best novels I've ever written.
Reading Mark Twain books in a rainy day. Mark Twain and the adventures, and American food culture. Today the last day of the Fall. Consequently, Tomorrow December 21, is the first day of the winter season in North America. Note: Mark Twain is a best American writer in the 19th Century. Mark Twain and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is one of his best novels as millions American readers love. Nevertheless, Mark Twain also brings 'American Foods Culture' in his memoirs to the audiences in his writing...
I was just looking out at the beautiful full moon lighting up the yard, having a quick bit of my apple cigar, when it happened again. Huck started talking about looking up at the beautiful full moon lighting up the river, while having his pipe! Books keep saying exactly what I am experiencing or will say an exact word or phrase I just said?!? Does that happen to anyone else? Is there a name for that?
Masterpiece of a book. The language and slurs only highlight the attitudes of the time. To disregard and ban this is missing the point completely. I genuinely think Twain was pointing out the racial viewpoints of the time not agreeing or reinforcing them. He said was funny clever man, i truly believe his commentary was just that - laughing at the people that held racist view
Absolutely transporting. I close my eyes and I’m barefoot with my feet in warm sand with a catfish on my line. Jim’s cook fire crackles. I can smell the smoke on the breeze.
Just finished this beautifully read (and written) masterpiece. Were the author alive today, he would not have included such a deluge of offensive terms, I would hope, but would instead mine the lexicon for ameliorative terms, since it was nearly always the case that the term was referring to people who were helping the narrator or others. I wonder if Mr. Clemens ever knew, or knew of, Jim Beckwourth, who was a gifted and clever individual whose father, Sir Jennings Beckwith, had freed legally more than once. They lived in the area at the time, and the painter, James Carroll Beckwith, a cousin to Jim, lived in Hannibal and Elmira, NY, and also painted Twain's portrait at least twice. Anyway, thanks for the great adventure. Loved your Carolina mellifluousness.
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@@bradleyluskSTE Audible downloads books and you can listen with; no signal, no data usage, no commercials every chapter and no dumb comments. RUclips Premium does not work for downloading audiobooks.
It is about time this great story got uncanceled. It is stilled pulled from many school library shelves and replaced with pornography.
Bless the people who make these. The only reason I pass AP English
IKR HAHAHAHA
Grace Weaver that’s a mood
Supposed to have chapter 15 read by tomorrow. I’m only on chapter 8. Rip my GPA
@@thevoid3783 I read the entire book in two days ahahaha
@@thevoid3783 do your fuckin homework, advanced placement is a privilege. And you call that education. You are a disgrace to the American education system. READ THE GODDAMN BOOK you're a disgrace to the American education system. If you can't read and understand this story then you will be ignorant, lazy, and stupid.
Proper Time Stamps:
Chapter 01 -- 0:00:00
Chapter 02 -- 0:10:54
Chapter 03 -- 0:26:15
Chapter 04 -- 0:37:10
Chapter 05 -- 0:46:11
Chapter 06 -- 0:56:50
Chapter 07 -- 1:14:45
Chapter 08 -- 1:30:21
Chapter 09 -- 1:57:41
Chapter 10 -- 2:07:14
Chapter 11 -- 2:15:53
Chapter 12 -- 2:33:30
Chapter 13 -- 2:51:25
Chapter 14 -- 3:04:00
Chapter 15 -- 3:14:33
Chapter 16 -- 3:29:21
Chapter 17 -- 3:49:56
Chapter 18 -- 4:10:36
Chapter 19 -- 4:39:32
Chapter 20 -- 5:01:15
Chapter 21 -- 5:23:18
Chapter 22 -- 5:45:56
Chapter 23 -- 5:59:27
Chapter 24 -- 6:14:49
Chapter 25 -- 6:29:54
Chapter 26 -- 6:47:53
Chapter 27 -- 7:05:41
Chapter 28 -- 7:22:15
Chapter 29 -- 7:44:54
Chapter 30 -- 8:07:28
Chapter 31 -- 8:15:20
Chapter 32 -- 8:38:07
Chapter 33 -- 8:53:07
Chapter 34 -- 9:09:46
Chapter 35 -- 9:23:29
Chapter 36 -- 9:40:50
Chapter 37 -- 9:54:06
Chapter 38 -- 10:10:18
Chapter 39 -- 10:26:43
Chapter 40 -- 10:39:57
Chapter 41 -- 10:53:54
Chapter 42 -- 11:10:15
Chapter 43 -- 11:28:48
Total -- 11:33:19
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^-^ no problem
dude you are a god
Zachary 0w0 ty
Peter Dawson thank you so much
At age 73 and having read many, many books in my life I am still proud to claim this novel as my most favorite. I hope those of you who are listening to this recording (and who are studying it for a test) can revisit Huckleberry Finn when you are older so you can savor and enjoy it more on a second reading. That's what I did and I can say it means much more to me now after all these years. Kind regards...
Same here at 79 yeas old and near blind I still love old huck!
Things they carried try to read it
Blah blah blah
This novel is still my favourite book. My first reading when I was about twelve years old. But this is the first time I can enjoy it in English version and I can digest the original things which can not be obtained in Vietnamese version. I am so much graceful and appreciated! Kind regards..
@@duongtran5976 I am so glad you enjoy this great book in its original language! Twain speaks to people of all backgrounds and his message is truly universal. Continue to enjoy reading books throughout your long life. Warm regards!
I have an exam on this in 17 hours, so listening at 1.5x speed is probably like 7 hours, and I need to sleep for at least 6 hours, it's an hour drive/walk to class, and I have 2 hours of classes, and an hour of review. This is the life that I chose.
Did you pass though?
Marc Wyant try reading it yourself
Did u pass
Why do you choose to cram? Ever heard of time management?
Im sorry everynody. Marc ended up in a car accident on his way to school. He didn't hear a firetruck behind him because he was busy listening to an audiobook. He did survive though but quit school, started referring to himself as the serpent king. He took a trip to the Amazon rain forest alone and has not been heard from since.
I know there is a lot of sensitive language in this book, but the way this narrator reads it felt matter-of-fact and non-inflammatory. I don't like very many voice actors, but this guy is amazing.
No lol
Could just make Huckleberry a black kid and then the language is everyday use for contemporary urban youth
Funny meeting you here! I follow your channel. 😃 So you’re burned out from moving? I know what you mean! BTW thanks for your Donner series. You transported me back in time. Great job!
Funny meeting you here! I follow your channel 😃. I know that move is exhausting! I’m happy for you though. BTW I want to thank you for your Donner series. Excellent work! You transported me back in time. Wishing you well...
Please see my previous comments! Great to meet you here!
This just got me a 100 on my Huck Fin test. God bless you.
Wow did mommy buy you a fishin' pole?
@@brianfreel1473 that joke must have taken all your brain power to come up with
@@Astronomica999 its fun having a brain you should try it sometime
@@brianfreel1473 lol apparently you don’t either. I’ve seen your other comments on here, comprehension is a large part of reading my guy.
Fabulous reading! It's as if Mark Twain wrote this masterpiece to be read out loud. Thank you very much Mr. Smith for the reading and for making this book so alive
Such an amazing story- but just reading it makes me want to claw my eyes out! I can't understand the accents when written, so this was a life saver!
The "Cairo" town of Illinois is pronounced "kay-ro."
Claw them out this is audio duh
Go ahead claw your eyes out and post pics on instagram
@@brianfreel1473 Yeah some cunts are just dumber than fuck! Lmmfao!
Kaitlin i was drunk i see you ate really ort im very apoligetic me my homies get nuts luv ya lass
I cannot help but writing this, thank you the recorder of this book for reading all this long story with your full heart and having nice adventures with them and us. I’m studying English literature in Korea, and 2 years ago, I gave up reading this book bc I thought the amount of this story is too much for me and I wouldn’t be able to read it all. But with your recordings, I finally finished this book within 2 weeks. I appreciate your hard works. I really paid attention to your voice while reading it through, so when the story finally came to the end, I felt your voice got a little bit excited when you say “Chapter the last.” Haha! I was exited when I read that phrase, too. It was nice time to read Huck Finn’s adventure with you. Thank you for your dedication again, I wont forget this story in my life. Thank you.
What a kind and thoughtful comment
Reading along with the audio book is a GREAT way to absorb information! It engages 3 senses, (hearing, sight, and tactile) instead of just 1 or 2. This system is a fantastic way to learn, unfortunately most people use audio books as a full stop alternative to actually reading (actually reading a text engages both sight and tactile (holding a book in ur hands and turning pages) senses.).
Huckleberry Finn is one of my great literary loves. I read it for the first time when I was about 12 years old and have read it many times ever since. At the age of 44, I just got through reading it aloud to my 12 year old daughter and she loved it too. I’m listening to your reading to put myself to sleep tonight. You gave Huck the same voice I’ve always heard in my head, soft spoken, sweetly southern, and wise beyond his years. It’s like listening to a beloved friend tell me a bedtime story. Thank you for this.
Did you skip the n words?
Chapters 1-3:
0:00 - 37:10
Chapters 4-6:
37:11 - 1:14:38
Chapters 7-9:
1:14:39 - 2:7:11
Michelle Han 2:33:31 Ch.12
What is the rest?
chapter 1000 2:34:35
I have about a zillion audiobooks from different pay websites, but this is by far still my favourite reading of Huckleberry Finn:D Always coming back to it!!
To everyone listening to this to fall asleep; sleep tight! 😴 💤 🛌
how was your sleep
Mr Smith has very lively voice as compared to many
other readers.
.... yeah, it's somewhat authentic, .... still doesn't have some of that Western twang down, but we love him all the same. I'm closer to Hannibal, MO than you are! Thank you so much, you did a great job.
Ohmy so mr
I love it when Huck describes rafting through the river side towns and especially the sight while passing St. Louis, too vivid i can picture it and also when he was at the farm, with Buck
Read this when I was 6 or 7. I'm 64 now. It's a long way to look back but it is really educational & enjoyable. So good for the brain! I doubt any regular kids would read this now. What do you think, please let me know, cheers, Mel in u.k.
Nah bro I read it
Willingly, maybe not. But it’s been assigned to the kids in my school. It’s not the type of book I would normally read, however it’s not bad at all
What a fantastic story and masterfully read by Mark Smith, all his narrations are superb.
Thanks a lot you saved my first high school English 1 Honors years God Bless
Mr. Smith did a great job with this recording. It was a pleasure to listen to.
Mark, your reading of this classic is a pure delight! Thank you so much! You have a wonderful voice and an amazing interpretation. Mark Twain would be most proud of you! Craig from Sweden.
A terrific book and an excellent reading! Never read this in my whole life and I'm glad I finally listened to this. I listened to it every night when I went to bed. Great story.
me too
Me to
This was a life saver for me 😱I have to read the whole book for college in two weeks and I have an internship and 17 hours of class!
I gotta read it in pre so :(
6 hours to listen to this+ answering questions and taking notes...Cramming hell indeed
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I'm going back to my youth thru readings I've never read, maybe, I'll find my right road after all ❤
i know you wont see this, but thank you for your service, i love reading, but with all this covid stuff going on i have had little time to work on stuff and this just allowed me to pass my engish 3 class... thanks.
This truly is one of the better readings of any audiobook, I have ever listened to :) And of course big credit to Mark Twain for this astonishing novel, God rest his soul!
You saved my grade for my AP ENG. Class. BLESSSSSS
Thank you Mark! Beautifully read and you have the perfect voice for the part. I've enjoyed it tremendously!✌
I don't think Mark Twain read it.
Thank you so much Marc Smith for your work. You made the reading so much easier and enjoyable. Thank you again!
Welcome to cramming hell. Don't forget to set it to two times normal speed.
Is there actually a way to do that???
Sophie Gray Yeah, in the little gear button.
philistine! llol
James Gale ?
+Master of Mundus what gear bottom
This story put me right to sleep earlier, blessing me with a couple hours worth of a nap. It's just so relaxing and calming to listen to!
Glad you enjoy it!
It’s epically boring and sophomoric, that’s why it put you to sleep. 😂
Thank-you Mr. Smith ^^
You're reading was lovely~
The Music Ninja yeah um.... its good....
Chapter 02 -- 0:10:54
Chapter 03 -- 0:26:15
Chapter 04 -- 0:37:10
Chapter 05 -- 0:46:11
Chapter 06 -- 0:56:50
Chapter 07 -- 1:14:45
Chapter 08 -- 1:30:21
Chapter 09 -- 1:57:41
Chapter 10 -- 2:07:14
Chapter 11 -- 2:15:53
Chapter 12 -- 2:33:30
Chapter 13 -- 2:51:25
Chapter 14 -- 3:04:00
Chapter 15 -- 3:14:33
Chapter 16 -- 3:29:21
Chapter 17 -- 3:49:56
Chapter 18 -- 4:10:36
Chapter 19 -- 4:39:32
Chapter 20 -- 5:01:15
Chapter 21 -- 5:23:18
Chapter 22 -- 5:45:56
Chapter 23 -- 5:59:27
Chapter 24 -- 6:14:49
Chapter 25 -- 6:29:54
Chapter 26 -- 6:47:53
Chapter 27 -- 7:05:41
Chapter 28 -- 7:22:15
Chapter 29 -- 7:44:54
Chapter 30 -- 8:07:28
Chapter 31 -- 8:15:20
Chapter 32 -- 8:38:07
Chapter 33 -- 8:53:07
Chapter 34 -- 9:09:46
Chapter 35 -- 9:23:29
Chapter 36 -- 9:40:50
Chapter 37 -- 9:54:06
Chapter 38 -- 10:10:18
Chapter 39 -- 10:26:43
Chapter 40 -- 10:39:57
Chapter 41 -- 10:53:54
Chapter 42 -- 11:10:15
Chapter 43 -- 11:28:48
Exam is tomorrow,....I',m about to have a LONG ASS NIGHT.
TypicalRocky what did you get on it????
SAME LOL
ME RIGHT NOW
Me right now ;-;
Persiyana Petrova ur a friggin GENIUS
Hats off to the reader making all those voices, really outstanding audio !!!! Thanks, this is an add to this masterpiece of a book
I had to read this book for school but the words were so hard to read this audiobook is a life saver!
i have listend to it for 2 years every single night i love lt
Finally got to listen to this fine ole book. Thanks for taking the time to read it all out. Much enjoyed and appreciated! Thumb's up!~John
I have to read the last 29-43 chapters over break, so listening to it on x1.75 speed really helps
The narrator's voice is so soothing 😌👌
Love the different character voice. Best reading I’ve heard
currently starting my summer project for this book! school starts in 3 days and I also have work for another AP class to get started! Im halfway through the book at 1.5x speed and not planning on slowing down!
Thanks for putting this book on RUclips.
Thanks y’all
Cramming this in 6 hours, test the second day of school for AP english. Wish me luck :D
Tubofice we have a hard ass test 1st day
How did it gooo
i hope you failed
Wonderful recording thank you.
God bless your soul for this audio mister
Thank you for marking what time the chapters are, saves a lot of time.
This audio was a blessing
Yes it was 🙏🏽☺️
Mark Smith is my favorite narrator! 💕
Thank you so much for making this, this is saving me
I will be listening to this, not for an exam, but for future quizzes worth some points. But anyway, thanks for making me pass these assignments without staying up til 1:00
Took the IB England and I tell you listening to people who recorded this exact book are the reason I passed my exam. Especially as reading for me is very difficult due to learning difficulties.
Good for cramming as well
U r a life saver
Thank you Mark. Lovely. I found that to hear the regional English was Easier than to read.
Best voice for the book
I have an assignment due for this book tomorrow for AP lit, I’m gon stay awake by working on other assignments while I listen. This bout to be a long ass night 😭😭
Me rn 😭😭
Oh how I enjoyed this so much THANK YOU
It took me sooo long to find an AudioBook so thanks for helping me.
So good! I just finished reading and I'm a college sophomore. An absolute classic of storytelling and a statement on the moral of society. Definitely one of the best novels I've ever written.
thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great job! Had to read this for school and this was a lifesaver.
This actually has made reading this book so easy
This recording is amazing. It’s so relaxing.
A masterful reading of an American classic! 👍👍
Really enjoyable. It feels authentic just as Mark Twain wrote it.
I wish each chapter didn't have the librvox intro
claudia kung yeah me too
half of these videos are "this is a librivox recording"...
Thank you so much for the warning :).
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@@TheNivKoBe a litle grateful maybe
superior narrator, i wish all libravox recordings were so well done. Mark Twain is timeless.
Such a joy to listen to, thank you so very much for reading with such sensitivity. Job well done.
thank you for reading this book outloud it helps me understand more with detail.
Marvelous narration of a wonderful story. Thank you so much!
Reading Mark Twain books in a rainy day.
Mark Twain and the adventures, and American food culture.
Today the last day of the Fall. Consequently, Tomorrow December 21, is the first day of the winter season in North America.
Note:
Mark Twain is a best American writer in the 19th Century.
Mark Twain and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is one of his best novels as millions American readers love.
Nevertheless, Mark Twain also brings 'American Foods Culture' in his memoirs to the audiences in his writing...
Tysm for this
I am still listening to this 6 months latter.
Bookmarks
46:15 (start of chapter 5)
1:30:24 (start of chapter 8)
2:07:34 (start of chapter 10)
2:51:25 (start of chapter 13)
I was just looking out at the beautiful full moon lighting up the yard, having a quick bit of my apple cigar, when it happened again. Huck started talking about looking up at the beautiful full moon lighting up the river, while having his pipe! Books keep saying exactly what I am experiencing or will say an exact word or phrase I just said?!? Does that happen to anyone else? Is there a name for that?
The narrator is very good and of course the story is wonderful.
great performance! it really helped a foreign as I to hear the dialects. thanks Mr. Smith and thanks to librivox!
I've always wanted to read this book and it's a great story
buitifull interesting perfect i listen this with my whole family everyday like 1 hour
Masterpiece of a book. The language and slurs only highlight the attitudes of the time. To disregard and ban this is missing the point completely.
I genuinely think Twain was pointing out the racial viewpoints of the time not agreeing or reinforcing them.
He said was funny clever man, i truly believe his commentary was just that - laughing at the people that held racist view
Thank you to the reader!
Absolutely transporting. I close my eyes and I’m barefoot with my feet in warm sand with a catfish on my line. Jim’s cook fire crackles. I can smell the smoke on the breeze.
Mmmm
Wow! What treasure and blessing to listen to this classic story. I read it many years ago. Thanks for sharing this priceless jewel.
Nice reading. Very enjoyable.
Everybody is listening to this for AP English and here I am wanting to get back into reading books while at work. I wish I was back in school.
I just finished the book right now. I used the whole video to read it. 11 hours, 34 minutes, and 2 seconds. I am proud of myself lol.
Dope! Had to do a full version of the book. Spread the knowledge!
I fucking love librivox. These stories make my daily commute a piece of cake.
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The beautiful part of this story is when Huck decides to help Jim escape...
I agree, they’re both so good-hearted; it makes me tear up 🥺
when he , ' screw it .... i'll go to hell then... im helping my friend. '
I love the way you speak, it really inspires me
woohoo. gotta read this all over again.
Sophomore in high-school, thank goodness for this because we have a test chapters 1-7 tomorrow and i havent had a chance to read over the weekend
I believe this reader has as much fun tellin’ as I did hearin’. 😄👍
Thank you for sharing this story I thoroughly enjoyed it. 😘
Never got around to reading this, so very happy to hear it read!! Thank you!
A+ on my exam baby!!!
I,m reading the book it is awesome!!!!!
Just finished this beautifully read (and written) masterpiece. Were the author alive today, he would not have included such a deluge of offensive terms, I would hope, but would instead mine the lexicon for ameliorative terms, since it was nearly always the case that the term was referring to people who were helping the narrator or others. I wonder if Mr. Clemens ever knew, or knew of, Jim Beckwourth, who was a gifted and clever individual whose father, Sir Jennings Beckwith, had freed legally more than once. They lived in the area at the time, and the painter, James Carroll Beckwith, a cousin to Jim, lived in Hannibal and Elmira, NY, and also painted Twain's portrait at least twice. Anyway, thanks for the great adventure. Loved your Carolina mellifluousness.