The Prince and the Pauper

by Mark Twain

CONTENTS

I.	[The birth of the Prince and the Pauper.]
II.	[Tom’s early life.]
III.	[Tom’s meeting with the Prince.]
IV.	[The Prince’s troubles begin.]
V.	[Tom as a patrician.]
VI.	[Tom receives instructions.]
VII.	[Tom’s first royal dinner.]
VIII.	[The question of the Seal.]
IX.	[The river pageant.]
X.	[The Prince in the toils.]
XI.	[At Guildhall.]
XII.	[The Prince and his deliverer.]
XIII.	[The disappearance of the Prince.]
XIV.	[‘Le Roi est mort’—vive le Roi.‘]
XV.	[Tom as King.]
XVI.	[The state dinner.]
XVII.	[Foo-foo the First.]
XVIII.	[The Prince with the tramps.]
XIX.	[The Prince with the peasants.]
XX.	[The Prince and the hermit.]
XXI.	[Hendon to the rescue.]
XXII.	[A victim of treachery.]
XXIII.	[The Prince a prisoner.]
XXIV.	[The escape.]
XXV.	[Hendon Hall.]
XXVI.	[Disowned.]
XXVII.	[In prison.]
XXVIII.	[The sacrifice.]
XXIX.	[To London.]
XXX.	[Tom’s progress.]
XXXI.	[The Recognition procession.]
XXXII.	[Coronation Day].
XXXIII.	[Edward as King.]
CONCLUSION.	[Justice and Retribution.]
	[Notes.]