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Las aventuras de Tom Sawyer
Capítulo 24, Página 1
Tom
was
a
hero
again—everyone
admired
him.
The
old
people
loved
him,
and
the
young
ones
envied
him.
His
name
even
appeared
in
the
village
newspaper,
making
him
famous.
Some
people
thought
he
might
become
President,
if
he
didn’t
get
into
trouble.
As
usual,
the
world
changed
its
mind
and
treated
Muff
Potter
kindly
now,
after
being
so
harsh
before.
This
change
is
a
good
thing,
so
we
shouldn’t
criticize
it.
Tom
enjoyed
his
days,
feeling
proud
and
happy.
But
at
night,
he
was
scared.
Injun
Joe
haunted
his
dreams
and
always
seemed
threatening.
Tom
was
too
scared
to
go
out
after
dark.
Huck
was
also
terrified
because
Tom
had
told
the
lawyer
everything
the
night
before
the
trial.
Huck
worried
his
part
in
the
story
might
come
out,
even
though
Injun
Joe’s
escape
saved
him
from
testifying.
Huck
got
the
lawyer
to
promise
to
keep
it
secret,
but
he
still
didn’t
trust
anyone.
Tom’s
guilty
conscience
made
him
confess
to
the
lawyer,
breaking
a
serious
promise.
Huck
lost
faith
in
people
after
that.
Every
day,
Muff
Potter’s
gratitude
made
Tom
happy
he
had
spoken
up.
But
every
night,
he
wished
he
had
kept
quiet.
Sometimes,
Tom
feared
Injun
Joe
would
never
be
caught;
other
times,
he
feared
he
would
be.
Tom
believed
he
couldn’t
feel
safe
until
Injun
Joe
was
dead
and
he
saw
the
body.
Rewards
were
offered,
and
people
searched
everywhere,
but
Injun
Joe
wasn’t
found.
A
smart
detective
came
from
St.
Louis,
looked
around,
and
acted
like
he
knew
everything.
He
found
a
“clue,”
but
a
clue
isn’t
enough
to
solve
a
murder.
After
the
detective
left,
Tom
still
felt
as
unsafe
as
before.
The
days
passed
slowly,
and
with
each
one,
Tom
felt
a
little
less
worried.
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