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The Sea-Wolf

CHAPTER III
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At the same moment, as though I had been struck myself, I felt a sickening shock in the pit of my stomach.

I instance this to show the sensitiveness of my nervous organization at the time, and how unused I was to spectacles of brutality.

The cabin-boy--and he weighed one hundred and sixty-five at the very least--crumpled up.

His body wrapped limply about the fist like a wet rag about a stick.

He lifted into the air, described a short curve, and struck the deck alongside the corpse on his head and shoulders, where he lay and writhed about in agony.
"Well ?" Larsen asked of me.


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