CHAPTER 7
to stay loped easily at isfied ood still, attacking rove to eat or drink.
t s tree of rot greo standing for long periods, o ted ears dropped limply; and Buck found more time in er for o rest. At sucs, panting ongue and appeared to Buck t a cir in to t and stream and air seemed palpitant ler sense. kne t; t t strange t and ranging; and o investigate after he business in hand.
At last, at t moose dourn and turn about. ted, refresrong, urned o on, er loss for tangled ry itude of direction t put man and ic needle to shame.
As ir in t different from t t borne in upon le, mysterious alked of it, ttered about it, t. Several times opped and dre sniffs, reading a message calamity already erso toion.
trail t sent ling. It led straigoealtraining and tense, alert to titudinous details ory--all but tion of traveling. silence of t. tted. ttened against a gray dead limb so t of it, a self.
As Buck slid along o tive force . into a t and found Nig. ruding, her side of his body.
A on in Da in a deatruggle, directly on trail, and Buck passed around stopping. From t sound of many voices, rising and falling in a sing-song c. Bellying foro t tant Buck peered out over kno errible ferocity. For t time in o usurp cunning and reason, and it his head.
ts t roy. t man--it s--ripping t ill t jugular spouted a fountain of blood. pause to im, but ripped in passing, bound tearing of a second man. tanding in t, tearing, rending, destro