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Themanbroughthisgunhalfwaytohisshoulderbeforeheremembereditwasnotloaded.Helowereditanddrewhishuntingknife，wifthebearwouldattack.Themandrewhimselfuptohisfullheight，staredatthebearahebearadvaepsaopped.ThemankhebearwouldrunafterhiWithallhismightthemanswungtheknifeandgrowledlikeananimal.Thebeardidhemysteriouscreatureand
Themanpulledhimselftogetheraon，afraidnoay.Therewerewolves.Nowandagainthewolves，inpacksoftwoandthree，crossedhispath.Theystayedan，foritwaseasiertohuntthecaribou.
Iernoohebonesofacariboucalf.Hesatonthemossahebooaheap，ahemwithhisbareteeth，tryihfuloftherawmeat.Thenhepouheboweenrocks，beatioapulpandswallowedit.Inhishastehealmostbrokesomeofhisfihedidnotmi.
Thefuldaysofsnowandraiolivecarriedhimon.Itwasthelifeinhim，unwillidrovehimon.Bythistimehehadbebtopain.Halfalive，hewalked，hestumbled，hetilhecametoariver.HisdullseoldhimitwasnotthesameriverwhereheandBillhadlefttheiroe.HefollowedthecourseoftheriverdownstreaHedidn'tknoas—itdidn'tmattermuyway.Buthestillhadthewilltolive，andhepushedon.
Heawoke，lyingonhisbaarockyledge.Inapai，herolledoveronhisside.Belowhimhecouldseethattheriverflowedouttothesea.Hewashatfadthenhesawsomethingthathewassurewasatriierall，itlyingatanchor.Heclosedhiseyesandtheheshipwasstillthere.Themanotbelieveit.
&hemanheardanoisebehindhim—ahalf-ggasph.Hecouldseehand.Agairangenoises，atherotyfeetawaywasthegrayheadofawolf.Theanimalhadbloodshoteyes.Itseemedsick.Itwasohuntwiththepacks.Itevesownkind，butnowitstalkedtheman，waitingforhimtodie.
Themaowardthesea.Hedecidedtheshipwasreal.Itwasatleastfivemilesaway，butthemaolive.Hehehunger.Hislastblawasgotherifle.
Thoughextremelyweak，hewascalHerippedoffhispahekneesandbouohisfeet.Hismovementswereslow，buthewasdetermiillhadsomematdthetinpail.Hewarmedsomewateranddrankit.lybetter，andhewasabletostaowardtheshipuntilhisweaknessovercamehiThenheallfourslikeananimal.
Iernoonhesatymoose-hidesacklikehis.HereizeditawasBill's.Ahundredyardsfartherwerethebonesofahumahemandidoguess.Billhadalmostmadeit!
Finallythemaiwoorthreetimesdurihesickwolfhadeaeeth，andsniffedihemanflunghisarmsoutahe
&raysofdaylightbroughtthemantolife.Hewasostaocrawltowardtheship.Hecouldseeitnow—lyihebreakers.Hiskneesandarmswererawathemamoving，afootatatime，uhebeach，wherehelayquietly—uomoveafootfarther.Hedreamedoffood，g，andwarmsuheain.
TheshipwastheBedford，onceawhalingvessel.Ohemembersofastificexpeditiohememberssawastragaloowardthewater.Theywereuifytheobjedbeiifi，theytoaship'sboataashoretosee.Andtheysawsomethingthatwashardlyaliveandcouldhardlybecalledahumamovedalongthegroundlikeawormaperhapstweanhour.
ThemanwasbroughtaboardtheBedfivenfood，andcaredforbyadoctor.
Inafewdayshewasabletositupinhisbunk.Withtearsstreamingdowoldhowhehadalmostlosthislifeihealkstrangelyofhisfamilyinsunnysouthernia，andofahomeametreesandtheflowers.
那个男人掉进小溪，扭伤了脚踝。
他叫唤他的朋友：“喂，等我一下，比尔。
我扭伤了脚。”
无人应答，比尔已经消失在潮湿的雾气里。
尽管还只是8月份，在午后惨淡的阳光下，加拿大的荒原显得无比的孤寂和荒凉。
阴沉的天空笼罩着大地：低矮的山峦，没有树木，漫山荒芜，男人周身顿时弥漫着无边的恐惧。
“比尔！”
他又叫道，“比尔！”
依然没人应答。
男人挣扎着站了起来，好像发烧一样浑身颤抖。
他竭力克制住内心的恐惧，找到落入水里的枪，然后慢慢地挪动脚步。
子弹已经用完，枪也没什么用了，不过他还是没有扔掉。
为了减轻右脚踝的压力，他把背包挪到了左肩，然后匆匆爬上了一座小山丘。
他从那儿看到了一个山谷，空阔却沉闷。
山谷的底部松软而潮湿。
他接着赶路，想沿着踪迹追上同伴。
虽然孤身一人，但他并没有迷路，他知道，再走远点，就能找到路了。
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