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     ;Well�察�you'll know all right when we pull into McGurry。; 

     ;I ain't feelin' special enthusiastic�察─�Bill persisted。 

     ;You're      off   colour�察   �that's  what's     the   matter    with    you�察─   �Henry 

dogmatised。 ;What you need is quinine�察�an' I'm goin' to dose you up stiff 

as soon as we make McGurry。; 

     Bill   grunted    his   disagreement      with   the   diagnosis�察   �and   lapsed    into 

silence。   The   day   was   like   all   the   days。   Light   came   at   nine   o'clock。   At 

twelve o'clock the southern horizon was warmed by the unseen sun�察�and 

then began the cold grey of afternoon that would merge�察�three hours later�察�

into night。 

     It was just after the sun's futile effort to appear�察�that Bill slipped the 

rifle from under the sled´lashings and said�此�

     ;You keep right on�察�Henry�察�I'm goin' to see what I can see。; 

     ;You'd better stick by the sled�察─�his partner protested。 ;You've only got 

three cartridges�察�an' there's no tellin' what might happen。; 

     ;Who's croaking now�拭─�Bill demanded triumphantly。 

     Henry   made   no   reply�察  �and   plodded   on   alone�察  �though   often   he   cast 



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anxious      glances    back    into  the   grey    solitude   where     his  partner    had 

disappeared。 An hour later�察�taking advantage of the cut´offs around which 

the sled had to go�察�Bill arrived。 

     ;They're scattered an' rangin' along wide�察─�he said�此 �keeping up with us 

an' lookin' for game at the same time。 You see�察�they're sure of us�察�only they 

know they've got to wait to get us。 In the meantime they're willin' to pick 

up anything eatable that comes handy。; 

     ;You mean they THINK they're sure of us�察─�Henry objected pointedly。 

     But Bill ignored him。 ;I seen some of them。 They're pretty thin。 They 

ain't had a bite in weeks I reckon�察�outside of Fatty an' Frog an' Spanker�察�an' 

there's   so   many   of   'em   that   that   didn't   go   far。   They're   remarkable   thin。 

Their ribs is like wash´boards�察�an' their stomachs is right up against their 

backbones。 They're pretty desperate�察�I can tell you。 They'll be goin' mad�察�

yet�察�an' then watch out。; 

     A few minutes later�察�Henry�察�who was now travelling behind the sled�察�

emitted     a  low�察  �warning     whistle。   Bill  turned    and   looked�察   �then   quietly 

stopped the dogs。 To the rear�察�from around the last bend and plainly into 

view�察�on the very trail they had just covered�察�trotted a furry�察�slinking form。 

Its nose was to the trail�察�and it trotted with a peculiar�察�sliding�察�effortless 

gait。 When they halted�察�it halted�察�throwing up its head and regarding them 

steadily  with   nostrils   that   twitched   as   it   caught   and   studied   the   scent   of 

them。 

     ;It's the she´wolf�察─�Bill answered。 

     The dogs had laid down in the snow�察�and he walked past them to join 

his partner in the sled。 Together they watched the strange animal that had 

pursued them for days and that had already accomplished the destruction 

of half their dog´team。 

     After a searching scrutiny�察�the animal trotted forward a few steps。 This 

it repeated several times�察�till it was a short hundred yards away。 It paused�察�

head up�察�close by a clump of spruce trees�察�and with sight and scent studied 

the outfit of the watching men。 It looked at them in a strangely wistful way�察�

after the manner of a dog�察�but in its wistfulness there was none of the dog 

affection。 It was a wistfulness bred of hunger�察�as cruel as its own fangs�察�as 

merciless as the frost itself。 



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     It   was   large   for   a   wolf�察  �its   gaunt   frame   advertising   the   lines   of   an 

animal that was among the largest of its kind。 

     ;Stands   pretty   close   to   two   feet   an'   a   half   at   the   shoulders�察─  �Henry 

commented。 ;An' I'll bet it ain't far from five feet long。; 

     ;Kind of strange colour for a wolf�察─�was Bill's criticism。 ;I never seen 

a red wolf before。 Looks almost cinnamon to me。; 

     The animal was certainly not cinnamon´coloured。 Its coat was the true 

wolf´coat。 The dominant colour was grey�察�and yet there was to it a faint 

reddish hue ´ a hue that was baffling�察�that appeared and disappeared�察�that 

was   more   like   an   illusion   of   the   vision�察  �now   grey�察  �distinctly   grey�察  �and 

again giving hints and glints of a vague redness of colour not classifiable 

in terms of ordinary experience。 

     ;Looks   for   all   the   world    like   a   big   husky   sled´dog�察─  �Bill   said。  ;I 

wouldn't be s'prised to see it wag its tail。; 

     ;Hello�察�you husky� ─�he called。 ;Come here�察�you whatever´your´name´ 

is。; 

     ;Ain't a bit scairt of you�察─�Henry laughed。 

     Bill   waved   his   hand   at   it   threateningly   and   shouted   loudly�察  �but   the 

animal betrayed no fear。 The only change in it that they could notice was 

an    accession     of   alertness。   It  still  regarded     them    with   the   merciless 

wistfulness of hunger。 They were meat�察�and it was hungry�察�and it would 

like to go in and eat them if it dared。 

     ;Look here�察�Henry�察─�Bill said�察�unconsciously lowering his voice to a 

whisper because of what he imitated。 ;We've got three cartridges。 But it's a 

dead shot。 Couldn't miss it。  It's got away with three  of our dogs�察�an'  we 

oughter put a stop to it。 What d'ye say�拭─�

     Henry nodded his consent。 Bill cautiously slipped the gun from under 

the sled´lashing。 The gun was on the way to his shoulder�察�but it never got 

there。 For in that instant the she´wolf leaped sidewise from the trail into 

the clump of spruce trees and disappeared。 

     The     two    men    looked     at   each   other。    Henry     whistled     long   and 

comprehendingly。 

     ;I might have knowed it�察─�Bill chided himself aloud as he replaced the 

gun。   ;Of   course   a   wolf   that   knows   enough   to   come   in   with   the   dogs   at 



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feedin' time�察�'d know all about shooting´irons。 I tell you right now�察�Henry�察�

that critter's the cause of all our trouble。 We'd have six dogs at the present 

time�察�'stead of three�察�if it wasn't for her。 An' I tell you right now�察�Henry�察�I'm 

goin' to get her。 She's too smart to be shot in the open。 But I'm goin' to lay 

for her。 I'll bushwhack her as sure as my name is Bill。; 

     ;You needn't stray off too far in doin' it�察─�his partner admonished。 ;If 

that   pack   ever   starts   to   jump   you�察  �them   three   cartridges'd   be   wuth   no 

more'n three whoops in hell。 Them animals is damn hungry�察�an' once they 

start in�察�they'll sure get you�察�Bill。; 

     They camped early that night。 Three dogs could not drag the sled so 

fast    nor    for  so    long   hours     as   could    six�察  �and    they   were     showing 

unmistakable   signs   of   playing   out。 And   the   men   went   early  to   bed�察  �Bill 

first   seeing   to   it   that   the   dogs   were   tied   out   of   gnawing´   reach   of   one 

another。 

     But the wolves were growing bolder�察�and the men were aroused more 

than once from their sleep。 So near did the wolves approach�察�that the dogs 

became frantic with terror�察�and it was necessary to replenish the fire from 

time to time in order to keep the adventurous marauders at safer distance。 

     ;I've hearn sailors talk of sharks followin' a ship�察─�Bill remarked�察�as he 

crawled   back   into   the   blankets   after   one   such   replenishing   of   the   fire。 

;Well�察�them wolves is land sharks。 They know their business better'n we 

do�察�an' they ain't a´holdin' our trail this way for their health。 They're goin' 

to get us。 They're sure goin' to get us�察�Henry。; 

     ;They've      half   got   you    a'ready�察  �a´talkin'    like  that�察─  �Henry     retorted 

sharply。   ;A  man's   half   licked   when   he   says   he   is。 An'   you're   half   eaten 

from the way you're goin' on about it。; 

     ;They've got away with better men than you an' me�察─�Bill answered。 

     ;Oh�察�shet up your croakin'。 You make me all´fired tired。; 

     Henry rolled over angrily on his side�察�but was surprised that Bill made 

no similar   display  of   temper。 This   was not   Bill's   way�察  �for   he   was   easily 

angered   by   sharp   words。   Henry   thought   long   over   it   before   he   went   to 

sleep�察�and as his eyelids fluttered down and he dozed off�察�the thought in 

his   mind   was�此   �There's   no   mistakin'   it�察  �Bill's   almighty   blue。   I'll   have   to 

cheer him up to´morrow。; 



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                CHAPTER III ´ THE HUNGER CRY 



     The day began auspiciously。 They had lost no dogs during the night�察�

and they swung out upon the trail and into the silence�察�the darkness�察�and 

the cold with spirits that were fairly light。 Bill seemed to have forgotten 

his forebodings of the previous night�察�and even waxed facetious with the 

dogs when�察�at midday�察�they overturned the sled on a bad piece of trail。 

     It   was   an   awkward   mix´up。  The   sled   was   upside   down   and   jammed 

between a tree´trunk and a huge rock�察�and they were forced to unharness 

the dogs in order to straighten out the tangle。 The two men were bent over 

the sled and trying to right it�察�when Henry observed One Ear sidling away。 

     ;Here�察�you�察�One Ear� ─�he cried�察�straightening up and turning around on 

the dog。 

     But   One   Ear   broke   into   a   run   across  

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