Chapter 21
Tom's dreary vacation, measles and the revival
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1 St. Petersburg drowses in the midsummer noon heat beside the wide brown Mississippi
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2 The Judge has recovered, so there will be no grand funeral.
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3 At old Judge Frazer's funeral, the Cadets of Temperance march in their red sashes behind the hearse.
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4 On a rainy Fourth of July, a soaked Tom Sawyer stares across the street at the Senator
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5 Tom lies flat and limp in his sickbed, pale and feverish, with the measles rash on his face.
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6 Tom, still weak from the measles, runs to Huck Finn as his last hope for a fellow sinner.
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7 A storm breaks over the village at night.
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8 Tom lies with the quilt pulled to his nose, eyes wide open, lightning glinting in them
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9 Pale and thin after the measles, Tom stops at the mouth of a back alley.
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