Minor characters in this work include the attention-seeking Rowena and her mother Aunt Patsy. It begins with a "Whisper to the Reader" that assures the accuracy of the scenes that they are about to encounter. First published in 1894, its plot was introduced in a fragment whose title refers to the Capello brothers, a set of Italian twins who are framed for murder by the evil Tom Driscoll, who isn't what he appears to be. Luigi and Angelo are ultimately saved, however, by the ingenuity of the title character, who uses fingerprints to solve the crime. FTP, identify this w
Minor characters in this work include the attention-seeking Rowena and her mother Aunt Patsy. It begins with a "Whisper to the Reader" that assures the accuracy of the scenes that they are about to encounter. First published in 1894, its plot was introduced in a fragment whose title refers to the Capello brothers, a set of Italian twins who are framed for murder by the evil Tom Driscoll, who isn't what he appears to be. Luigi and Angelo are ultimately saved, however, by the ingenuity of the title character, who uses fingerprints to solve the crime. FTP, identify this work by Mark Twain whose title is the unusual nickname of an amateur detective named David.
Minor characters in this work include the attention-seeking Rowena and her mother Aunt Patsy.
The Tragedy of Puddn'head Wilson