Chapters 27-31 Flashcards
a set of steps in a wall or fence for passing over
stile
pair
brace
guidance or support
auspices
a fever
ague
exposed to or involving danger
pracarious
a weakening of resistance
attrition
appearing to be reasonable
plausible
a detail added to make something more interesting
embellishment
Who is the old deaf and dumb Spaniard?
Injun Joe
What spoils the boys’ hopes of taking the silver and gold once the Spaniard and his partner leave?
Injun Joe sees the tools the boys were using.
At first, why does Tom believe the incidents of his great treasure adventure were just a dream?
The amount of coin he had seen was too vast to be real.
Why do Tom and Huck guess Injun Joe’s reference to “number 2” means?
They settle on it being the number of a room in a tavern.
What does Huck agree to do “every night for a year”?
watch the tavern for whenever Injun Joe leaves
What has taken the place of Injun Joe and the treasure in Tom’s chief interest?
Becky Thatcher
What was the outcome of the confrontation between the Welshman and his sons and Injun Joe and his partner?
Injun Joe and his partner got away. The Widow was kept safe.