JackLondon
Throughoutthenightheheardthecoughofthesickwolf, , butitwasstronglife, verymuchaliveandwell, andheknewthesickwolfclungtothesickman’, onopeninghiseyes, , withtailbetweenitslegs, , andgrinneddispiritedlywhenthemanspoketoitinavoicethatachievednomorethanahoarsewhisper.
Thesunrosebrightly, .
, whodidnotwalk, , buthethoughtinadull, , , , drankhishotwater, andkeptawaryeyeonthesickwolf.
Hefollowedthetrailoftheothermanwhodraggedhimselfalong, andsooncametotheendofit — -hidesack, matetohisown, , ! ha! , likearaven’scroak, andthesickwolfjoinedhim, ; ifthosebones, sopinky-whiteandclean, wereBill?
, Billhaddesertedhim; buthewouldnottakethegold, norwouldhesuckBill’, though, haditbeentheotherwayaround, hemusedashestaggeredon.
, , whichwastoolargetodrain; , becauseofhisgreatweakness, -logswhichlineditssand-spits.
Thatdayhedecreasedthedistancebetweenhimandtheshipbythreemiles; thenextdaybytwo — forhewascrawlingnowasBillhadcrawled; , andhecontinuedtocrawlandfaint, turnandturnabout; , , glancingback, hesawthewolflickinghungrilyhisbleedingtrail, andhesawsharplywhathisownendmightbe — unless — — asickmanthatcrawled, asickwolfthatlimped, twocreaturesdraggingtheirdyingcarcassesacrossthedesolationandhuntingeachother’slives.
Haditbeenawellwolf, itwouldnothavematteredsomuchtotheman; , andtobeperplexedbyhallucinations, whilehislucidintervalsgrewrarerandshorter.
, , , , , , dying, , perhaps, butintheverygripofDeathhedefiedDeathandrefusedtodie.
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