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Re: Heritage Press Tom Sawyer
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Mon, 3 Mar 2008 12:27:48 EST
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Reading a TRUE edition of TOM SAWYER, you might consider reading the Oxford 
edition with the ORIGINAL illustrations -- illustrations Mark Twain wanted 
unsed to supplement his text.   Rockwelll's illustrations, though pretty, place 
the tale in an entirely different time period.   Just a thought.   

Beverly (Penny) David


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