Summary: Chapter 17. A man calls off the dogs, saving Huck, who introduces himself as “George Jackson.” The man invites “George” into his house, where the ...

A man, speaking out of a window into the darkness, commands the dogs to hush and asks, “Who's there?” Huck says that he's George Jackson, only a boy.

Huck finds himself at an impressive log house owned by the Grangerford family. After they are convinced that Huck is not a member of the Shepherdson family.

Chapter 17 of ''The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'' reveals how Huck takes on a new identity while staying with the Grangerfords, a wealthy family...

Chapter seventeen opens with Huck, surrounded by dogs, being questioned as to why he's on the Grangerford property. Huck, once again, gives a fake name and ...

Huck tells us some more about this family and their house. It seems they're rather affluent for the time and place, and Huck is impressed with their collection ...

Buck and Huck hang out together and become friendly. A daughter in the family, Emmeline, had passed away at a young age. Her artwork is around the house, and ...

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Chapter 17 Summary From the cabin, a voice demands to know who is there. Huck replies that his name is George Jackson and that he was capsized by the riverboat ...

Huck awakes to discover that Sophia Grangerford has run off with Harney Shepherdson. He hears gunshots and rushes off to help the Grangerfords.