A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark
A kindly, well-to-do widow whose hill mansion is the town's finest; later Huck's protector and benefactress.
Inside the story
The Widow Douglas is a kindly, well-to-do widow who lives in the finest mansion on the hill above St. Petersburg. She is a respected town resident whose household and generous nature place her among the community’s more comfortable and influential families.
A gentle, handsome widow of about forty, 'fair, smart, and forty,' dressed in respectable, genteel dark attire.
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