The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Tom as the Village Hero

Tom becomes a village hero, but he and Huck still fear Indian Joe, who remains free.

Chapitre 24 Anglais A2 Élémentaire
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Tom Sawyer was a hero again. Everyone in the village liked him. The old people were kind to him. The young people wanted to be like him. The village newspaper even wrote his name in the paper. Now, everyone was kind to Muff Potter, too. Before the trial, people were mean to him. Now, they were his friends. People often change their minds like that. Tom Sawyer was happy during the day. But he was very afraid at night. He had bad dreams about Indian Joe. He did not want to go outside after the sun went down. Huckleberry Finn was also very afraid. Tom Sawyer told the secret to the lawyer before the trial. Huckleberry Finn was worried. He was afraid Indian Joe would find out that Huckleberry Finn was also there. Tom Sawyer felt glad that he helped Muff Potter. But at night, he wished he had stayed quiet. He was afraid Indian Joe would never be caught. He was also afraid Indian Joe would return to the village. The people looked everywhere for Indian Joe. A detective (a person whose job is to find information about a crime) came from the city of St. Louis. He looked for the killer. The detective (a person whose job is to find information about a crime) found a clue (a sign or piece of information that helps solve a crime). But a clue (a sign or piece of information that helps solve a crime) is not a person. The detective went home. Indian Joe was still free.

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