The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, 30 _______ particular, has been called "The Great American Novel" - a tale of a white boy helping a black man to 31 _______ slavery in the southern US. It was also one of the first novels to feature the colloquial (everyday) language of its characters. Mark Twain's "river books" have been 32 _______ in places as some characters in them use offensive, racist language that was common at the time of writing. Mark's 33 _______ earned him a lot of money, but he lost most of it by investing in risky ventures. In 1895, he began a world tour giving lectures to pay 34 _______ his debts, which he did in 1898. When Olivia died in 1904, Mark returned to New York, and later moved to Redding, Connecticut. It was here that he died 35 _______ a heart attack in 1910, aged 74. Clemens was buried in the family plot in Elmira, N.Y., alongside his wife, his son, and two of his daughters. Only Clara 36 _______ him.