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In "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", The Duke disguise him in an elderly woman's garments so he can walk around in public.
Jim grumbles about having to wait, terrified, in the boat, tied up as a runaway slave to avoid suspicion while the others are gone as the duke and the dauphin wrap up the raft to work over another town. The duke replies by dressing Jim up as a sick Arab—but harmless when not out of his head—and painting him blue.
Jim is then posted up with the sign. The dauphin decides that he wants to make a great debut into the following town while decked out in his freshly purchased garments, so he and Huck board a riverboat that is parked several miles above the town.
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