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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Illustrations of Tom Sawyer in <i>Adventures of Huckleberry Finn</i>}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE: Illustrations of Tom Sawyer in <i>Adventures of Huckleberry Finn</i>}} | ||
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<h3>Hirth</h3> | <h3>Hirth</h3> | ||
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hf_1920_hir_ch002_ill1.jpg|Tom Sawyer's Band of Robbers | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch033_ill1.jpg|What made you think I'd like it? | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch034_ill1.jpg|Vittles | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch040_ill1.jpg|Breaking Jim Free | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch040_ill2.jpg|Running away | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch042_ill1.jpg|Tom Sawyer Wounded | |||
hf_1920_hir_ch042_ill2.jpg|The sick-room | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 23 July 2025
Kemble
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Tom Puts Jim's Hat on a Branch -
They Tip-toed Along -
They Tip-toed Along -
Tom Sawyer's Band of Robbers -
It was Tom Sawyer -
It was Tom Sawyer -
Mr. Archibald Nichols, I presume? -
A pretty long Blessing -
A Simple Job -
Getting Wood -
Getting Wood -
Going down the Lightning-Rod -
Going down the Lightning-Rod -
Stealing spoons -
Tom advises a Witch Pie -
In a Tearing Way -
A Tough Job -
Sawdust Diet -
Fishing -
Fishing -
Tom caught on a Splinter -
Tom Sawyer wounded -
Tom Sawyer wounded -
Tom rose square up in Bed -
Out of Bondage -
Out of Bondage -
Toms Liberality
Schrödter
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Mr. Archibald Nichols, I presume? -
Going down the Lightning-Rod -
Vittels, Nat (Sam) -
Tom on Mattress
Hirth
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Tom Sawyer's Band of Robbers -
What made you think I'd like it? -
Vittles -
Breaking Jim Free -
Running away -
Tom Sawyer Wounded -
The sick-room
