A character in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Twain, Mark
The eldest of the orphaned Wilks sisters, an open-hearted and generous young woman nearly cheated out of her inheritance by the king and duke, whom Huck resolves to help.
Also known as: Mary Jane
Inside the story
Mary Jane Wilks is the eldest of three orphaned sisters, known for her open heart and generous nature. When the king and duke threaten to cheat the Wilks sisters out of their inheritance, she becomes someone Huck Finn resolves to help.
A strikingly beautiful young woman of about nineteen with red hair and a bright, radiant face and eyes that light up like glory when she is glad.
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