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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Pellucidar by Edgar Rice Burroughs: looked up into my face, his jaws parting and his red
tongue lolling as you have seen your own dog's beneath
a love pat.
"Just been waiting all your life to be tamed and loved,
haven't you, old man?" I asked. "You're nothing but a
good pup, and the man who put the hyaeno in your
name ought to be sued for libel."
Raja bared his mighty fangs with upcurled, snarling
lips and licked my hand.
"You're grinning, you old fraud, you!" I cried. "If
you're not, I'll eat you. I'll bet a doughnut you're nothing
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