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Re: Oxford edition:Which to buy?
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Thu, 27 Feb 1997 17:10:06 +0000
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I would buy: Tom Sawyer (contrary to the accepted view that Huck Finn is
Twain's greatest work of fiction, I have always thought Tom Sawyer was -
and still is - the most delightful fictional book I have ever read.)
Also, Roughing It, and A Tramp Abroad.

Ellen Oster

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