What happened when aunt polly wants to cure tom's of his indifference?
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The "Pain-killer" became a regular treatment, and to Tom, it tasted like liquid fire. ... When Polly learns that Tom has fed the cat the painkiller, Tom explains for his actions by saying that he "done it out of pity for [the cat] because he hadn't any aunt" to "burn him out" and "roast his bowels."
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When Aunt Polly wants to cure Tom's indifference she took out Tom to woodshed every morning and flung cold water him and she scrubed him down with a harch towel before rolling him in a wet sheet and putting him under blanket to sweat his soul clean. But in spite of all this, Tom became more and more pale than before.
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