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"
Lift
me
very
high
,
"
said
little
Jack
.
"
There
,
Master
Jack
!
"
replied
Hercules
.
"
Am
I
very
heavy
?
"
"
I
do
not
even
feel
you
.
"
"
Well
,
higher
still
!
To
the
end
of
your
arm
!
"
And
Hercules
,
holding
the
child
's
two
little
feet
in
his
large
hand
,
walked
him
about
like
a
gymnast
in
a
circus
.
Jack
saw
himself
,
tall
,
taller
,
which
amused
him
very
much
.
He
even
tried
to
make
himself
heavy
--
which
the
colossus
did
not
perceive
at
all
.
Dick
Sand
and
Hercules
,
they
were
two
friends
for
little
Jack
.
He
was
not
slow
in
making
himself
a
third
--
that
was
Dingo
.
It
has
been
said
that
Dingo
was
not
a
sociable
dog
.
Doubtless
that
held
good
,
because
the
society
of
the
"
Waldeck
"
did
not
suit
it
.
On
board
the
"
Pilgrim
"
it
was
quite
another
thing
.
Jack
probably
knew
how
to
touch
the
fine
animal
's
heart
.
The
latter
soon
took
pleasure
in
playing
with
the
little
boy
,
whom
this
play
pleased
.
It
was
soon
discovered
that
Dingo
was
one
of
those
dogs
who
have
a
particular
taste
for
children
.
Besides
,
Jack
did
it
no
harm
.
His
greatest
pleasure
was
to
transform
Dingo
into
a
swift
steed
,
and
it
is
safe
to
affirm
that
a
horse
of
this
kind
is
much
superior
to
a
pasteboard
quadruped
,
even
when
it
has
wheels
to
its
feet
.
So
Jack
galloped
bare-back
on
the
dog
,
which
let
him
do
it
willingly
,
and
,
in
truth
,
Jack
was
no
heavier
to
it
than
the
half
of
a
jockey
to
a
race-horse
.
But
what
a
break
each
day
in
the
stock
of
sugar
in
the
store-room
!
Dingo
soon
became
a
favorite
with
the
whole
crew
.
Alone
,
Negoro
continued
to
avoid
any
encounter
with
the
animal
,
whose
antipathy
was
always
as
strong
as
it
was
inexplicable
.
Meanwhile
,
little
Jack
had
not
neglected
Dick
Sand
,
his
friend
of
old
,
for
Dingo
.
All
the
time
that
was
unclaimed
by
his
duties
on
board
,
the
novice
passed
with
the
little
boy
.
