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The Sea-Wolf

CHAPTER XVII
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The drooping canvas was not stirred, and yet my face had felt the air and been cooled.
"Cooky," Wolf Larsen called in a low voice.

Thomas Mugridge turned a pitiable scared face.

"Let go that foreboom tackle and pass it across, and when she's willing let go the sheet and come in snug with the tackle.
And if you make a mess of it, it will be the last you ever make.
Understand ?" "Mr.Van Weyden, stand by to pass the head-sails over.

Then jump for the topsails and spread them quick as God'll let you--the quicker you do it the easier you'll find it.

As for Cooky, if he isn't lively bat him between the eyes." I was aware of the compliment and pleased, in that no threat had accompanied my instructions.


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