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1699:Joan London
1643:Non-fiction
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1592:The Mexican
1585:The Heathen
1395:Martin Eden
1371:Before Adam
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1701:(daughter)
1379:White Fang
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960:2009-07-22
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831:References
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792:Riff Reb's
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545:Noah Beery
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730:Sea Wolf
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292:hedonist
280:schooner
276:Martinez
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