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1161	London, Jack	Jerry of the Islands			.txt	text/plain	71677	4004	84	Haggin" was the sound that meant "God." In Jerry's heart and head, in blacks were compared with _Mister_ Haggin, Derby, and Bob. But Jerry did not continue to gaze at the nearing _Arangi_. "It's all right, Jerry, old man, brace up and be a man-dog," Van Horn laugh at him mastered Jerry, and the next moment his puppy teeth, sharppointed as needles, had scored the astonished black's naked calf in long too much, and the black, afraid more of Van Horn than of Jerry, turned Captain Van Horn: "Good boy, Jerry! live was the law Jerry had learned from the little of life he knew. Again came Captain Van Horn's call, and Jerry, obedient, Whereupon, leaving Jerry on deck to stalk the wild-dog, Captain Van Horn "You know 'm, Jerry, you known the black fella boy," he said, his words wild-dog flung quick-opened eyes in Jerry's direction and flashed into	./cache/1161.txt	./txt/1161.txt