A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark
The good-natured town drunkard, Injun Joe's grave-digging companion, who is wrongly accused of Dr. Robinson's murder after being knocked senseless.
Also known as: Muff, Potter
Inside the story
Muff Potter is a good-natured but troubled drunkard in the town where Tom Sawyer lives. At the story’s outset, he works as a grave digger and keeps company with Injun Joe, whose presence places Potter in a dangerous situation.
A shabby, middle-aged drunkard with unkempt gray-streaked hair and a stubbled, bleary but kindly face, wearing worn and ragged clothes.
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