about to be harnessed, Buck trots up to the spot that Spitz occupied.

Francois brings Sol-leks to the position of leader instead. Buck is furious

and springs upon him. He will not let Francois harness the team. Francois

retaliates by bringing in a heavy club. Bitterly snarling, but remembering

his lesson at the hands of the man in the red sweater, Buck stays just out

of reach. Both men try to catch him, but Buck will not relent. He wants the

leadership. Finally Francois throws down the club, and makes a place for

Buck in front. "Laughing," the victor takes his rightful place. Buck excels at

leading, whipping the rest of the team into shape. They reach the goal of

Skaguay in record time, thanks to their new leader. Francois and Perrault

leave the team in the care of officials, a "Scotch half-breed," and pass out

of Buck's life for good.

waning. Dave becomes terribly ill, but refuses to stop pulling the sled. He

understanding between man and dog. Even though he is the one who

"pleads" with his eyes to remain with the team. When death becomes too

traces is to kill him before his time. The spirit and heart of all these dogs

visions of an ancient life, his place with the first humans to appear on

beast converge most strongly. The working relationship can only be put

impression that the dogs are more important: whenever camp is set up,

man. The language in this part is layered, with many dependent,

team reverses direction once again. The strength of the dogs is quickly

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