The adventures of huckleberry finn at the end of chapter 39, tom writes a "nonnamous" letter to the family. his letter is full of slang and colloquialisms. explain what tom wants the family to believe and clarifying any language that needs to be explained.

At the end of chapter 39 of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” Tom writes a “nonnamous” letter to the Phelps family. He writes the letter as a thief and used the language which contained a lot of slangs and colloquialisms. Through the tone of the letter, he wanted the Phelps family to believe that it had been written by a thief. He wrote:

“Beware. Trouble is brewing. Keep a sharp lookout.”

He mentioned in the letter about the plan of stealing the slave who had been tied up in the Silas’ hut.

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