One of this character's lies is exposed after his half-brother points out the color of the thread in his collar.
One of this character's lies is exposed after his half-brother points out the color of the thread in his collar. He exonerates a man who did not kill Dr. Robinson, a drunkard named Muff Potter. In a book titled for this character, he and a friend hunt for treasure when they find a man disguised as a deaf and dumb Spaniard. This character attends his own funeral and is briefly "engaged" to Amy Lawrence; he also gets lost in McDougal's Cave, where he finds Injun Joe's dead, with Becky Thatcher. For 10 points, name this boy who tricks his friends into whitewashing a fence for him, a Mark Twain character who befriends Huckleberry Finn.
One of this character's lies is exposed after his half-brother points out the color of the thread in his collar.
Tom Sawyer [accept either underlined name]