In this novel, Bob Ewell accuses Tom Robinson, a black man, of raping his daughter.
In this work, Dolphus Raymond pretends to be drunk in order to explain living with his black mistress. A character in this book loses his pants while escaping from a house but later returns to find the pants mended and waiting for him. Another character, who is from Meridian, Mississippi, stays with his Aunt Rachel when he is in Maycomb, Alabama. In this novel, Bob Ewell accuses Tom Robinson, a black man, of raping his daughter. Boo Radley is a source of curiosity to Jem and Scout, the children of Atticus Finch, in what novel by Harper Lee?
In this work, Dolphus Raymond pretends to be drunk in order to explain living with his black mistress.
To Kill a Mockingbird