Track	Length	Chapter
1	1:25	Preface
2	13:41	CHAPTER I. Y-o-u-u Tom-Aunt Polly Decides Upon her Duty —Tom Practices Music—The Challenge—A Private Entrance
3	11:52	CHAPTER II. Strong Temptations—Strategic Movements—The Innocents Beguiled
4	13:01	CHAPTER III. Tom as a General—Triumph and Reward—Dismal Felicity—Commission and Omission
5	20:00	CHAPTER IV. Mental Acrobatics—Attending Sunday—School—The Superintendent—"Showing off"—Tom Lionized
6	11:24	CHAPTER V. A Useful Minister—In Church—The Climax
7	20:31	CHAPTER VI. Self-Examination—Dentistry—The Midnight Charm—Witches and Devils—Cautious Approaches—Happy Hours
8	10:53	CHAPTER VII. A Treaty Entered Into—Early Lessons—A Mistake Made
9	10:35	CHAPTER VIII. Tom Decides on his Course—Old Scenes Re-enacted
10	12:12	CHAPTER IX. A Solemn Situation—Grave Subjects Introduced—Injun Joe Explains
11	11:33	CHAPTER X. The Solemn Oath—Terror Brings Repentance—Mental Punishment
12	8:56	CHAPTER XI. Muff Potter Comes Himself—Tom's Conscience at Work
13	10:17	CHAPTER XII. Tom Shows his Generosity—Aunt Polly Weakens
14	14:10	CHAPTER XIII. The Young Pirates—Going to the Rendezvous—The Camp—Fire Talk
15	12:06	CHAPTER XIV. Camp-Life—A Sensation—Tom Steals Away from Camp
16	9:31	CHAPTER XV. Tom Reconnoiters—Learns the Situation—Reports at Camp
17	17:58	CHAPTER XVI. A Day's Amusements—Tom Reveals a Secret—The Pirates take a Lesson —A Night Surprise—An Indian War
18	7:07	CHAPTER XVII. Memories of the Lost Heroes—The Point in Tom's Secret
19	15:54	CHAPTER XVIII. Tom's Feelings Investigated—Wonderful Dream—Becky Thatcher Overshadowed—Tom Becomes Jealous—Black Revenge
20	4:15	CHAPTER XIX. Tom Tells the Truth
21	9:10	CHAPTER XX. Becky in a Dilemma—Tom's Nobility Asserts Itself
22	14:06	CHAPTER XXI. Youthful Eloquence—Compositions by the Young Ladies—A Lengthy Vision
23	6:08	CHAPTER XXII. Tom's Confidence Betrayed—Expects Signal Punishment
24	11:42	CHAPTER XXIII. Old Muff's Friends—Muff Potter in Court—Muff Potter Saved
25	2:49	CHAPTER XXIV. Tom as the Village Hero—Days of Splendor and Nights of Horror—Pursuit of Injun Joe
26	11:58	CHAPTER XXV. About Kings and Diamonds—Search for the Treasure—Dead People and Ghosts
27	15:03	CHAPTER XXVI. The Haunted House—Sleepy Ghosts—A Box of Gold—Bitter Luck
28	5:38	CHAPTER XXVII. Doubts to be Settled—The Young Detectives
29	5:59	CHAPTER XXVIII. An Attempt at No. Two—Huck Mounts Guard
30	14:42	CHAPTER XXIX. The Pic-nic—Huck on Injun Joe's Track—The "Revenge" Job—Aid for the Widow
31	16:53	CHAPTER XXX. The Welchman Reports—Huck Under Fire—The Story Circulated—A New Sensation—Hope Giving Way to Despair
32	17:28	CHAPTER XXXI. An Exploring Expedition—Trouble Commences—Lost in the Cave—Total Darkness—Found but not Saved
33	5:49	CHAPTER XXXII. Tom tells the Story of their Escape—Tom's Enemy in Safe Quarters
34	18:12	CHAPTER XXXIII. The Fate of Injun Joe—Huck and Tom Compare Notes—An Expedition to the Cave—Protection Against Ghosts—"An Awful Snug Place"—A Reception at the Widow Douglas's
35	5:04	CHAPTER XXXIV. Springing a Secret—Mr. Jones' Surprise a Failure
36	10:52	CHAPTER XXXV. A New Order of Things—Poor Huck—New Adventures Planned

Notes
Running time: 6 hours 49 minutes
Read by: John Greenman
Book Coordinator: John Greenman
Meta Coordinator: Gesine

Artwork
Cover: “Boy in a Red Waistcoat” (1888-1890) by Paul Cezanne (1839-1906)
DVD Inset: Portrait of Mark Twain (1907) taken by A. F. Bradley
DVD Insert background image: Illustrations for frontispiece of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 1876. True Williams (1839-1897)

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Tom Sawyer is an All-American Boy living in a time when America is still young and unencumbered by the complexities of modern life. Tom lives in the middle of a country in the middle of its own adolescence. He’s in sync with the country about him, as the country about him is in sync with itself. The result is a portrayal of those halcyon days when we ran fast and wild and free toward a wide, infinite horizon. Tom’s adventures make up a wonderful novel, a classic, in love with youth, their courage, their curiosity, their wisdom, their humor, their foibles, their energy and their optimism. When was the last time anyone convinced anyone to white-wash a fence and then pay for the privilege? It’s the kind of “clever” people admire even as they shake their heads with the set-up and the fall-out. Tom Sawyer, an embodiment of Walt Whitman’s vision, an American boy, given to hooky, adventure and those first tugs on the heartstrings, reminds us that everyone lives several lives when they’re young, when everything is possible. (Summary by Michael Hogan)

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Item Info
EAN - DVD case	0684758936264
EAN - CD jacket	0687700169680
Media	MP3 CD
Package	DVD box
Author	Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)
Year	1876
Recording
Read by	John Greenman
Length	6 hours 49 minutes
Type of Reading	Solo