Landscape Description in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

1. It's depressing that everything is silent. Later, in that silence, a tiny, almost inaudible movement gradually increased. I just heard the clock ticking. The beams of those old houses also mysteriously cracked. The stairs also creaked vaguely. It's obvious that ghosts are moving around. There was a symmetrical and dull snoring from Polly Menstruation's bedroom. At this time, a cricket began to make annoying chirp, but people didn't know where it was at all. Then a small moth in the wall beside the bed made a terrible kicking sound, which made Tom very scared-it seems that someone's days are numbered. Then a dog howled in the distance and oscillated in the night sky, echoing the barking of a dog in the distance. (Chapter 9)

Three miles downstream of St. Petersburg, the Mississippi River is more than a mile wide, where there is a long, narrow and wooded island. There is a shallow beach in front of the island. This place is a treasure house of secret meetings. The island is uninhabited, close to the other side, and there is a lush forest next to the river bank, which is inaccessible. (Chapter 13)