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Mary: character portrait from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete (Twain, Mark)

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Mary

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark

Tom's gentle, sweet-tempered older cousin, who coaxes him kindly through his chores and lessons.

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Meet Mary

Mary is Tom Sawyer’s gentle, sweet tempered older cousin and a steady presence in Aunt Polly’s household. At the story’s outset, she kindly coaxes Tom through his chores and lessons, using patience rather than force.

On the page

A kind-faced young woman with neatly combed brown hair, dressed modestly and cleanly in a simple frock.

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