The contents of this book include the prince and the pauper, the birth of a pauper, the self-proclaimed prince, entering the palace, the real prince's disaster, Tom being favored, Tom practicing etiquette, the scandal in the royal kitchen, the disappearance of the royal seal,
The grand ceremony on the river, the escape on the streets, the first oracle, the prince and his savior, the prince being deceived, the whip attendant, Tom solving the case, dining in public, fleeing to the world, running away alone, escaping to the farmhouse, killing the hermit, falling into the hands of the enemy again, being rescued, the family changes dramatically, being imprisoned, what he saw in prison, regaining freedom, being obsessed with wealth, reviving his conscience, etc.
Reader comments
The sentence "His birth brought joy to the entire palace and even the whole of Britain" in the book made me feel the special status of the prince. I don't like the pauper's family, they are so unfair to Tom. However, I am looking forward to the subsequent story of the prince and the pauper. How will they face their respective lives? I really want to know!
The sentence "His birth brought joy to the entire palace and even the whole of Britain" in the book made me feel the special status of the prince. I don't like the pauper's family, they are so unfair to Tom. However, I am looking forward to the subsequent story of the prince and the pauper. How will they face their respective lives? I really want to know!