Mark Twain: A Biography - Volume 1

1. 1 INTRODUCTION - VOLUME I, Part 1: 1835-1866Read by John Greenman 4m
2. 2 I. ANCESTORSRead by John Greenman 7m
3. 3 II. THE FORTUNES OF JOHN AND JANE CLEMENSRead by John Greenman 10m
4. 4 III. A HUMBLE BIRTHPLACERead by John Greenman 8m
5. 5 IV. BEGINNING A LONG JOURNEYRead by John Greenman 11m
6. 6 V. THE WAY OF FORTUNERead by John Greenman 5m
7. 7 VI. A NEW HOMERead by John Greenman 7m
8. 8 VII. THE LITTLE TOWN OF HANNIBALRead by John Greenman 11m
9. 9 VIII. THE FARMRead by John Greenman 8m
10. 10 IX. SCHOOL-DAYSRead by John Greenman 12m
11. 11 X. EARLY VICISSITUDE AND SORROWRead by John Greenman 10m
12. 12 XI. DAYS OF EDUCATIONRead by John Greenman 22m
13. 13 XII. TOM SAWYER'S BANDRead by John Greenman 22m
14. 14 XIII. THE GENTLER SIDERead by John Greenman 9m
15. 15 XIV. THE PASSING OF JOHN CLEMENSRead by John Greenman 4m
16. 16 XV. A YOUNG BEN FRANKLINRead by John Greenman 15m
17. 17 XVI. THE TURNING-POINTRead by John Greenman 5m
18. 18 XVII. THE HANNIBAL “JOURNAL”Read by John Greenman 11m
19. 19 XVIII. THE BEGINNING OF A LITERARY LIFERead by John Greenman 10m
20. 20 XIX. IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF FRANKLINRead by John Greenman 23m
21. 21 XX. KEOKUK DAYSRead by John Greenman 20m
22. 22 XXI. SCOTCHMAN NAMED MACFARLANERead by John Greenman 9m
23. 23 XXII. THE OLD CALL OF THE RIVERRead by John Greenman 10m
24. 24 XXIII. THE SUPREME SCIENCERead by John Greenman 17m
25. 25 XXIV. THE RIVER CURRICULUMRead by John Greenman 11m
26. 26 XXV. LOVE-MAKING AND ADVENTURERead by John Greenman 15m
27. 27 XXVI. THE TRAGEDY OF THE “PENNSYLVANIA”Read by John Greenman 13m
28. 28 XXVII. THE PILOTRead by John Greenman 14m
29. 29 XXVIII. PILOTING AND PROPHECYRead by John Greenman 25m
30. 30 XXIX. THE END OF PILOTINGRead by John Greenman 6m
31. 31 XXX. THE SOLDIERRead by John Greenman 13m
32. 32 XXXI. OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAYRead by John Greenman 8m
33. 33 XXXII. THE PIONEERRead by John Greenman 19m
34. 34 XXXIII. THE PROSPECTORRead by John Greenman 13m
35. 35 XXXIV. TERRITORIAL CHARACTERISTICSRead by John Greenman 13m
36. 36 XXXV. THE MINERRead by John Greenman 19m
37. 37 XXXVI. LAST MINING DAYSRead by John Greenman 10m
38. 38 XXXVII. THE NEW ESTATERead by John Greenman 10m
39. 39 XXXVIII. ONE OF THE “STAFF”Read by John Greenman 15m
40. 40 XXXIX. PHILOSOPHY AND POETRYRead by John Greenman 6m
41. 41 XL. “MARK TWAIN”Read by John Greenman 10m
42. 42 XLI. THE CREAM OF COMSTOCK HUMORRead by John Greenman 17m
43. 43 XLII REPORTORIAL DAYSRead by John Greenman 14m
44. 44 XLIII. ARTEMUS WARDRead by John Greenman 11m
45. 45 XLIV. GOVERNOR OF THE “THIRD HOUSE”Read by John Greenman 14m
46. 46 XLV. A COMSTOCK DUELRead by John Greenman 8m
47. 47 XLVI. GETTING SETTLED IN SAN FRANCISCORead by John Greenman 8m
48. 48 XLVII. BOHEMIAN DAYSRead by John Greenman 15m
49. 49 XLVIII. THE REFUGE OF THE HILLSRead by John Greenman 13m
50. 50 XLIX. THE JUMPING FROGRead by John Greenman 8m
51. 51 L. BACK TO THE TUMULTRead by John Greenman 5m
52. 52 LI. THE CORNER-STONERead by John Greenman 9m
53. 53 LII. A COMMISSION TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDSRead by John Greenman 9m
54. 54 LIII. ANSON BURLINGAME AND THE “HORNET” DISASTERRead by John Greenman 13m
55. 55 VOLUME I, Part 2: 1866-1875 LIV. THE LECTURERRead by John Greenman 11m
56. 56 LV. HIGHWAY ROBBERYRead by John Greenman 15m
57. 57 LVI. BACK TO THE STATESRead by John Greenman 8m
58. 58 LVII. OLD FRIENDS AND NEW PLANSRead by John Greenman 7m
59. 59 LVIII. A NEW BOOK AND A LECTURERead by John Greenman 14m
60. 60 LIX. THE FIRST BOOKRead by John Greenman 14m
61. 61 LX. THE INNOCENTS AT SEARead by John Greenman 17m
62. 62 LXI. THE INNOCENTS ABROADRead by John Greenman 18m
63. 63 LXII. THE RETURN OF THE PILGRIMSRead by John Greenman 17m
64. 64 LXIII. IN WASHINGTON—A PUBLISHING PROPOSITIONRead by John Greenman 15m
65. 65 LXIV. OLIVIA LANGDONRead by John Greenman 8m
66. 66 LXV. A CONTRACT WITH ELISHA BLISS, JR.Read by John Greenman 13m
67. 67 LXVI. BACK TO SAN FRANCISCORead by John Greenman 11m
68. 68 LXVII. A VISIT TO ELMIRARead by John Greenman 6m
69. 69 LXVIII. THE REV. “JOE” TWICHELLRead by John Greenman 7m
70. 70 LXIX. A LECTURE TOURRead by John Greenman 8m
71. 71 LXX. INNOCENTS AT HOME—AND “THE INNOCENTS ABROAD”Read by John Greenman 11m
72. 72 LXXI. THE GREAT BOOK OF TRAVELRead by John Greenman 6m
73. 73 LXXII. THE PURCHASE OF A PAPERRead by John Greenman 11m
74. 74 LXXIII. THE FIRST MEETING WITH HOWELLSRead by John Greenman 4m
75. 75 LXXIV. THE WEDDING-DAYRead by John Greenman 13m
76. 76 LXXV. AS TO DESTINYRead by John Greenman 2m
77. 77 LXXVI. ON THE BUFFALO “EXPRESS”Read by John Greenman 12m
78. 78 LXXVII. THE “GALAXY”Read by John Greenman 13m
79. 79 LXXVIII. THE PRIMROSE PATHRead by John Greenman 14m
80. 80 LXXIX. THE OLD HUMAN STORYRead by John Greenman 11m
81. 81 LXXX. LITERARY PROJECTSRead by John Greenman 16m
82. 82 LXXXI. SOME FURTHER LITERARY MATTERSRead by John Greenman 14m
83. 83 LXXXII. THE WRITING OF “ROUGHING IT”Read by John Greenman 20m
84. 84 LXXXIII. LECTURING DAYSRead by John Greenman 21m
85. 85 LXXXIV. "ROUGHING IT”Read by John Greenman 9m
86. 86 LXXXV. A BIRTH, A DEATH, AND A VOYAGERead by John Greenman 10m
87. 87 LXXXVI. ENGLANDRead by John Greenman 9m
88. 88 LXXXVII. THE BOOK THAT WAS NEVER WRITTENRead by John Greenman 25m
89. 89 LXXXVIII. "THE GILDED AGE”Read by John Greenman 13m
90. 90 LXXXIX. PLANNING A NEW HOMERead by John Greenman 4m
91. 91 XC. A LONG ENGLISH HOLIDAYRead by John Greenman 20m
92. 92 XCI. A LONDON LECTURERead by John Greenman 11m
93. 93 XCII. FURTHER LONDON LECTURE TRIUMPHSRead by John Greenman 13m
94. 94 XCIII. THE REAL COLONEL SELLERS-GOLDEN DAYSRead by John Greenman 9m
95. 95 XCIV. BEGINNING “TOM SAWYER”Read by John Greenman 20m
96. 96 XCV. AN “ATLANTIC” STORY AND A PLAYRead by John Greenman 14m
97. 97 XCVI. THE NEW HOMERead by John Greenman 12m
98. 98 XCVII. THE WALK TO BOSTONRead by John Greenman 10m
99. 99 XCVIII. "OLD TIMES ON THE MISSISSIPPI”Read by John Greenman 8m
100. 100 XCIX. A TYPEWRITER, AND A JOKE ON ALDRICHRead by John Greenman 9m
101. 101 C. RAYMOND, MENTAL TELEGRAPHY, ETC.Read by John Greenman 20m
102. 102 CI. CONCLUDING “TOM SAWYER”—MARK TWAIN’s “EDITORS”Read by John Greenman 7m
103. 103 CII. "SKETCHES NEW AND OLD”Read by John Greenman 9m
104. 104 CIII. "ATLANTIC” DAYSRead by John Greenman 8m
105. 105 CIV. MARK TWAIN AND HIS WIFERead by John Greenman 12m

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