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The Sea-Wolf

CHAPTER VI
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"I've told you what's what, and let it stop at that.

The man's mine, and I'll make soup of him and eat it if I want to." There was an angry gleam in the hunter's eye, but he turned on his heel and entered the steerage companion-way, where he remained, looking upward.

All hands were on deck now, and all eyes were aloft, where a human life was at grapples with death.

The callousness of these men, to whom industrial organization gave control of the lives of other men, was appalling.

I, who had lived out of the whirl of the world, had never dreamed that its work was carried on in such fashion.


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