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“Moody,” a lop-eared black-and-tan, in his third season, a plodder that never looked behind him; “Watch,” the youngster of the team, long-legged and speedy, with great liquid eyes and a Gordon-setter coat; “Sue,” a large, dark Eskimo, the image of a great black wolf, with her sharp-pointed and perpendicular ears, for she “harked back” to her wild ancestry; “Jerry,” a large roan-colored slut, the quickest of all my dogs on her feet, and so affectionate that her overtures of joy had often sent me sprawling on my back; “Jack,” a jet-black, gentle-natured dog, more like a retriever, that always ran next the sledge, and never looked back but everlastingly pulled straight ahead, running always with his nose to the ground.