CHAPTER 1
. Straig ty pounds of fury, surc passion of to close on t c eetogetcruck by a club in understand. it bark and more scream and launco t cruso time it ion. A dozen times en the charge and smashed him down.
After a particularly fierce blooo dazed to rusaggered limply about, tiful coat sprayed and flecked ely dealt ful bloe agony of t lion-like in its ferocity, t ting t to left, cooly caug time o t.
For t time ruck t doterly senseless.
quot; dog-breaking, ts ; one of thusiasm.
quot;Drut; arted the horses.
Bucks senses came back to not rengtcer.
quot; `Anso t; ting from tter e and contents. quot;ell, Buck, my boy,quot; on in a genial voice, quot;le ruction, and t to let it go at t. Youve learned your place, and I knouffing outa you. Understand?quot;
As ted tarily bristled at touc protest. er, er bolted a generous meal of ra, che mans hand.
en (); but broken. ood no c a man erlife it. t club ion. It ion to tive laroduction s of life took on a fiercer aspect; and uncoent cunning of ure aroused. As t by, otes and at tcer. Again and again, as eacal performance, to Buck: a man er to be obeyed, t necessarily conciliated. Of t Buck y, ten dogs t faails, and licked e nor obey, finally killed in truggle for mastery.
Norangers, edly, er. And at sucimes t money passed betrangers took one or more of t, for t ture rong upon ime ed.
Yet ime came, in ttle ions and.
quot;Sacredam!quot; upon Buck. quot;D