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While they were looking in it Jim discovered a dead body. Jim then covered up the corpse so Huck wouldn't see it. Jim felt that seeing a dead body at such a young age could corrupt a boy for life. Huck then wanted to talk about the dead body but Jim suggested that they dont talk about it because it might bring bad luck...
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Huck then tried to play a practical joke on Jim by putting a dead snake near him. Jim was scared. Later the snakes mate came back and bit Huck. Jim was not at the site and didn't know about it.
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