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The story of Huck's escape from his brutal father and the relationship that grows between him and Jim, a slave fleeing an even more brutal oppression, proved enormously influential in the development of American literature.
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像一幅神奇的扑克牌。汤姆在最不需要他出现的关键时刻及时隆重地出现后简直把人急死。他不由分说地让人怒不可遏地在最后关键时刻疯狂抢镜头。他啰嗦细心蛮横又奇招迭出直到中弹昏迷发烧被抬回家。啊！他在短短的一段日子里便几乎经历了哈克·芬的所有历程。这个全身总是闪烁着...
評分哈克不是一个逆来顺受的孩子，他见不惯白人那一套沉闷而迂腐守旧的生活，因此从收养了他的寡妇那逃了出去，又开始了他习惯了的流浪生活，只不过这次是带着黑人杰姆，也不再是在狭小的小镇内兜转，而是去了更为漫长宽阔的密西西比河。 读哈克是在读汤姆之后，而先发现的却是《...
評分Hemingway had once said The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn was the best novel in the history of American literature at that time.I admire him since he had won the Nobel Price ,a symbol of kind of authority.From the Internet,I also learned that the story...
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