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What were Tom Sawyer's acts and his attitude in the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?
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What were Tom Sawyer's acts and his attitude in the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?

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Tom Sawyer was adventurous, mischievous and kind hearted.

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Well, when I read the book, i saw that Tom Sawyer was very adventurous and hated boredom. He would sometimes get into trouble because of these actions. Hopes this Helps!
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