And the Yeah, Welcome back everyone to

to one thousand one classic short stories and tales and a great Jack Munda. to 1001,1 Classic Short Stories and Tales.

And a great Jack London Short Story about a young man who was joined a seal boat

and wants to earn the respect of his shipmates.

But respect isn't always easy to come by. It's a classic tale of making the best of every opportunity.

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Now our story, Chris Farrington, able seaman, by Jack London.

If you've us their old country ships, a little savor like you would pee only their boy,

and you would vate on their able seamen.

And when their able seamen sing out.

Boy, their water jug.

You would jump quick, like a shot, and bring your water jug.

Unveend, able seaman sink out, boy, my boots, you would get their boots.

And you would be politeful.

And say, yes, sir.

And no, sir. But you pee in the American ship and you think you are so good as their

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