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by Mark Twain
About 85 pages (25,477 words)
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Chapter 32 Summary

Huck is now on his way to Silas Phelps' "little one-horse cotton plantation" to find Jim. He meets Mrs. Phelps, who obviously thinks he is someone named, "Tom," whose identity he immediately adapts. He tells her a story of a steamboat and its blown cylinder head to explain his delay in getting there. In the midst of their conversation, Mrs. Phelps surprises Silas with his new guest- none other than Tom Sawyer.

Huck is amazed to find that he has been impersonating his best friend who is related to the Phelps. He stays there for a while and then.....

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