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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by
Mark Twain
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Chapter 34 Summary
Tom and Huck figure out that Jim is being held in a hut near to the farmhouse. They debate over which plan would be best to steal him and escape.
Huck's idea is fairly basic: steal Jim, leave on the raft.
But Tom and his overdeveloped sense of adventure aren't satisfied. He wants to
dig
Jim out of the hut.
So they head to the hut and meet Nat, one of the Phelps' slaves, who is incredibly superstitious (he's afraid of witches).
The boys tell Jim to stay hopeful. Since doors are for suckers, they're going to dig him out.
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