Call of the Wild, The
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Call of the Wild, The, novel by
Jack London, published in 1903.
Buck, offspring of a St. Bernard and Scotch shepherd dog, lives on a California estate until he is stolen and shipped to the Klondike. There he is trained as a sledge dog, and wins the leadership of the team from Spitz. He gives his entire allegiance to his master, John Thornton, even breaking the ice and dragging a 1000‐pound load on a sledge so that Thornton may win a wager. After Thornton is murdered by Indians, Buck responds to the call of the wild, and abandons human civilization to lead a wolf pack.
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Aijalon
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Ajalon
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ajalon , variant of Aijalon .
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