A character in Tom Sawyer
Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
Becky's father, a distinguished and respected county official visiting St. Petersburg, an imposing figure of authority in the town.
Inside the story
Judge Thatcher is a distinguished and respected county official visiting the town of St. Petersburg. As Becky Thatcher’s father, he is a prominent adult presence and an imposing figure of authority among the town’s people.
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