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Tom Sawyer

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Cynthia H

 

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April 20, 2014

 

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College

 

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It is not hard to tell that in the book Tom is a mischievous, and sly young boy. He takes his boring home in St. Petersburg and unfolds it into wonderful imaginations of his dreams. This article has many different meanings. It tells how the book states as Tom is growing up he is a trouble maker, but as he grows into a young man he becomes a good person...
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One of Tom’s best friends growing up is Huck Finn. Just because Tom was a normal little boy he still had a crush on Becky Thatcher. The book is kind of the opposite of “Sunday -school literature” which featured good children who were rewarded. Before Tom Sawyer Twain wrote numerous books some which were about kids who were bad and did not change...
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