The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
How Injun Joe died?
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tracey c #171707
Injun Joewas a wicked and devious character in the novel Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain. Tom was relieved to know that Joe was dead, it was as if a weight was lifted off Tom's shoulders. Joe was stuck in McDougal’s Cave and tried using his bow knife to cut through the entrance. He was weak and could no longer struggle to get out. He died of thirst and hunger. In this way Tom did feel badly for Joe only because he knew what it was to be on the verge of dying of hunger and thirst.
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richard s #359147
Injun Joe was a real person that Samuel Clemmons used from the city Hannibal Missouri. He died at 119 from boutlism eating out of a pickled mushrooms jar. (Check this, might be 109, or pickled peppers, etc)
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Al
Starvation.
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Alan P #495767
Starvation
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Lucifer W #495774
Starvation and thirst, according to Tracey.
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Renzo A #1114870
Injun Joe fell to a deep thingy on McDougal Grotto and then the sheriff just told that he was dead.
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