Naiveté and Innocence of Tom Sawyer.docVIP

Naiveté and Innocence of Tom Sawyer 　　【Abstract】Naiveté and innocence are two of the common features of children. Tom Sawyer presented， by Mark Twain， as a professional boy， incessantly a boy， nothing but a boy， who has the characteristics of children in general. 　　【Key words】naiveté； innocence； Tom Sawyer 　　Monday morning sees Tom Sawyer in low spirits because of another week’s suffering in school. Tom tries his best to find something wrong in his body so that he can stay home from school. He happily detects that one of his upper front teeth is loose. He is going to groan， but thinking