mount to muc-ers, one erminate breed. t seem to kno, and taug not to do,  teac to do. t take kindly to trace and trail. ition of t-broken by trange savage environment in ment t spirit at all; bones  them.

    iteam  by ty-five inuous trail, tlook  brigyle, een dogs. t over t never een dogs. In ture of Arctic travel teen dogs s drag one sled, and t  one sled could not carry teen dogs. But C knorip out o a dog, so many dogs, and so many days, Q.E.D. Mercedes looked over t was all so very simple.

    Late next morning Buck led team up treet. t it, no snap or go in arting dead imes ance bet ater and Da, jaded and tired, rail once more, made ter.   in t of any dog. tsiders imid and frig confidence in ters.

    Buck felt vaguely t t kno by it became apparent t t learn. t order or discipline. It took t to pitco break t camp and get t for t of topping and rearranging t make ten miles. On oto get started at all. And on no day did tance used by tation.

    It able t t on dog food. But tened it by overfeeding, bringing tsider dogs rained by co make t of little, ites. And o t  tion oo small. . And to cap it all, y eyes and a quaver in , could not cajole o giving till more, sole from t is  food t Buck and t rest. And time, trength severely.

    to t t ance only quarter covered; furt for love or money no additional dog food o be obtained. So  doion and tried to increase travel. er and brot trated by tfit and tence. It ter to give t it o make travel faster, o get under ed tra