A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark
The young enslaved boy in Aunt Polly's household, whom Tom tries to trick into whitewashing the fence for him.
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Jim is a young enslaved boy who lives and works in Aunt Polly’s household in St. Petersburg. At the story’s outset, Aunt Polly sends him to whitewash the fence, but Tom Sawyer tries to persuade Jim to do the task in his place.
A small, cheerful enslaved boy in simple homespun servant's clothes, barefoot, carrying a tin water pail and singing.
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