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Themanhadfallenintothedhadsprainedhisankle.
&ohisfriend，"Isay，Bill，waitthere.I'vesprainedmya;
Therewasnoanswer.Billhaddisappearedinthedampfog.AlthoughitwasstillAugust，thewildernesslaydloheweaklightoftheafternoonsun.Everywherewasthedullskylihehillswerealllow-lying.Therewereherewasnothiiofearintotheman'sheart.
"Bill!"hecalledagain."Bill!"There>
Themaohisfeet，shakingasifhehadafever.Hefoughtagainstthefeari.Hefoundhisgunwherehehaddroppeditiheinuedhiswayslowly.Thegunwasnowuseless，forhehadnoammunitionforit，buthedid.
&edhispacktohisleftshouldersoasthtankleahetopofahill.Fromtherehesawabroadvalley，emptyoflife.
&omofthevalleyy.Hepushedtofollowthetrapanion.
Thoughhewasnowalolost.Fartheraloofirail.Hewouldfollowituntilitcametotheriver，wheretheyhadlefttheiroe，weighteddownwithrodertheoewasaunitionforhisemptygun，fishhooksandlines，andasmall.Hewouldalsofindsomeflour，badbeans—notmuch，fortheyhadtakenmostoftheirfoodwiththemoripihtrylold.
Hekneaitforhimthere;thentheywouldpaddledowoaHudsonBaypanypost，wheretherewouldbewarmshelterayoffood.
&hethoughtsofthemanashelimpedalohehinkthatperhapsBillhaddesertedhiThemanhadwodays，andnowwastheaddedfearofstarvatiooppedafewtimestoeatsomewildberries，buttheyweremostlyseedsandbitter.Hishuhehour.
&hesunhadslippedbeyondthehorizoruckhisteandfell.Helaystillforsometimewithoutmovement.Thenheslippedoutofhispackstrapsanddraggedhimselftoasittingposition.Itwasdark，andintheliwilighthegatheredsomemoss.Whenhehadagood-sizedpile，hebuiltafireaasmallpailofwateroverthefiretoboil.
Heunedhispadthefirstthinghedidwastoatches.Thereweresixty-seveedthemthreetimestomakesure.Hedividedthemintothreesmallpacks，ingthemiingonebunhisemptytobaccopouotherbuntheinsidebandofhishat，ahirdbunderhisshirto.Hewasafraidthatifhefellieragain，allofhismatewetanduseless.
Hedriedhisfootgearbythefire.Thewetmoshadbeencuttopieces.Thesockswerewhinpladhisanklehadswollentothesizeofhiskstripfromoneofhisblasandbouightly.Hetoreotherstripsandbouhisfeetforfootwear.Hewasdhekherewouldsoohedangerofsnowandfrost.Afterthewaterheated，hedrahenhewoundhiswatdcrawledbetweenhisblalikeadeadman.
Atsixo'clockheawoke，lyingonhisback.Hegazedstraightupintothegrayskyahewashungry.Asherolledoveronhiselbow，heheardaloudsnortandsawacariboulookingathimstraheanimalwashaaway，andinstantlythemanhadthoughtsofacaribousteakfryingoverafire.Hereaptygun，aimed，arigger.Theanimalsheptygunandrana>
Themandgroanedaloudashedraggedhimselftohisfeet.Slowlyherolledhispacktogether.Helookedatthemoosehidebagthathehispack.Itwasextraweight，aowovalueitstshadnow.However，herolledittogetherwithhispadstartedout.
Thepaininhisaerrific，butitwashatiomach.Thehungerhadbeefrightful.Inalittlewhileheavalleywheresomebirdsroses，"Ker...ker...ker，"theycriedastheyflewaway.Hethrewstoheothitaone.Heplacedhispathegroualkthebirdslikeacat.
Thesharprockscutthroughhispaillhiskdbleediawareofhishurtsashishungerwassogreat.Hecursedthebirdsahemwiththeirowncry.
Asthedayworeooavalleywheregamelentiful.Aherdoftassedbywithinrifleralikeruhem，butheknewsueffortwouldbesenseless.Oncehesawafoxwithabirdinitsmouth.Hecalledloudly，hopingthtethebird;butthefox，leapingawayinfright，didnotdropthebird.
Hewaswearyandofte—toliedo，buthewasdrivenonbyhishunger.Hesearchedlittlepsandduguptheearthwithhisfingernailsfhhekherfrogsnorwormslivedthatfarnorth.
Inoneareahewalkedalongacreek，lookingforfish.Inapoolhefoundasmallone.Hedippedhisarmieruptohisshoulder，butthefishgotaway.Thenhereachedforitwithbothhands，stirrihebottoIhefelliihewaist.Sinceheolohefish，hehadtowaituercleared.
&riedagaierbecamemuddy.Theookhistinpailaobailthepool.Hebailedwildlyatfirst，ahewaterranbatothepool.Thenheworkedmorecarefully，thoughhisheartoundingiandhishandswereshaking.Attheendofhalfanhourthepoolwasnearlydry.Buttherewasnofish.Ithadescapedbetweentheroterpool.
&edihemansatdowh.Atfirsthecriedsoftlytohimself.Thenhecriedloudlyinhishopeless.
&afireandwarmedhimselfanddraer.Hisblaanddhisaillpainful，buthisworstsufferinghishuosleep，buthedreamedoffoodandmanygoodthi.
Heawokedsick.Therewasnosun.Theairabouthimgrehilehemadeafireandboiledsomewater.It，halfrain，andtheflakesmeltedquidputouthisfire.
Bythistimehehadbeehunger-mad.Hefeltthroughthesnoulledupsomegrassroots.Hechewedtherootsbuttheyweretastelessorbitter.
Hehadnightbecausehe'tfindanydrywood，sohederhisblaosleepthebrokensleepofhuuroa.Hefeltitohenight.
&mthesuhroughthegraymist.Thenthemanrealizedhewaslost.Heturhwardtocorrecthiscourse，hopingtofindtheriverahehadhappeoBill.
Thoughhishungerpainswerenoworse，herealizedhewasgettingweaker.Hehadtostopfrequeodryandlarge，andhismouthhadabittertaste.Hisheartgavehimagreatdealoftrouble.Hecouldfeelitsthump，thump，thump;andthepaisandmadehimfeelfaint.
Inthemiddleofthedayheallfishinapoolbyusinghispail.Heatethefishraw，butthehungerpainwasnowdullandlifeless.Hisstomaetosleep.
Inthemhecaughtthreemoresmallfish，eatingtwoofthemandsavingoneforhisbreakfast.Apassed.Inthemhetiedmorestripsoftheblaarouheringofthemoose-hidepouitsopenmouthpouredayellowstreamolddustas.Heklightenhisload.Hehardlyhadthestrengthtocarrythelastremaini.Heroughlydividedthegoldintohalves.Hepouredhalfofthegoldintoapieketaoasmallpackage，whichhehidinarockledge.
Thenhewalkedooplaefootaheadoftheother.
Hefaotherdayofcoldfog.Halfofhislastblahadgoohisfeet.Heeaktocarryhissmallpahedividedthegold，thistimebyspillinghalfofitonthegrouerherestofitaway.Thereremaihehalfblainpail，hiskherifle.
Hepushedonforanhourbeforehefellintoafaint.Arousedbyanoise，heotbelievehiseyes.Beforehimstoodahorse.Ahhiseyes，hesuddenlyrealizedhewaslookingatagreatbro>
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