One man in this novel gives a speech, rifle in hand, from the roof of his porch.
One man in this novel gives a speech, rifle in hand, from the roof of his porch. That man, Sherburn,mocks a mob for being unable to kill him in daylight. This book's title character is shown a magic hairballand fakes his own death by shooting a pig. Hemingway opined that this novel should end as the titlecharacter resolves, "All right then, I'll go to hell," before he goes to the Phelps estate to find a friend. Thisnovel's title character travels through the Grangerford-Shepherdson feud and puts up with awfulShakespeare from two conmen pretending to be noble, the Duke and the Dauphin. For 10 points, name thisnovel in which the slave Jim floats down the Mississippi with the title boy, written by Mark Twain.
One man in this novel gives a speech, rifle in hand, from the roof of his porch.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn [or Huck Finn]