The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

CHAPTER 27 PLEASE AWSNER

This is on chapter 27. (i asked this question because i need awsners for a homework assignment. please awnser back VERY VERY soon!! Thanks!! please someone asnwer this question please!!

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1. Why does Tom go to the taverns in town?

2. ( from 1st question) What important information does he learn?

3. How do the boys plan to get into "number two"?

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The adventures of that day torment Tom in his dreams ­ but it is the thought of so much money that occupies Tom's mind, and not the actions of Injun Joe. Seeking Huck the next day, the boys vow to find Injun Joe's secret hiding place: "Number Two."

Conjecturing that the words "Number Two" referred to a room number, Huck and Tom conclude that Injun Joe is occupying Room Two in a St. Petersburg tavern. With plans to stake out the tavern room and follow Injun Joe, Tom and Huck prepare for their adventure.

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