In this novel, one character is painted blue and is called the "Sick Arab". In another scene, the brothers of the deceased Peter Wilks are impersonated by two boys who hold a play called "The Royal Nonesuch" and claim to be a duke and dauphin. The title character of this novel is frightened by a feud between the (*) Grangerfords and Shepherdsons, a
In this novel, one character is painted blue and is called the "Sick Arab". In another scene, the brothers of the deceased Peter Wilks are impersonated by two boys who hold a play called "The Royal Nonesuch" and claim to be a duke and dauphin. The title character of this novel is frightened by a feud between the (*) Grangerfords and Shepherdsons, and later teams up with Sid to rescue a slave in Phelps' plantation. That title character, the son of the drunkard Pap, befriends Miss Watson's slave, Jim. For ten points, name this work written by Mark Twain, a sequel to The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
In this novel, one character is painted blue and is called the "Sick Arab".
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn