No one ever saw him after that.

It was strange, and to Pierrot it was a miracle.

Deep in his heart he was filled with the wonderful conviction that the dog had gone with his beloved Wyola into heaven.
But Nepeese had spent three winters at the missioner's school at Nelson House.

She had learned a great deal about white people and the real God, and she knew that Pierrot's idea was impossible.

She believed that her mother's husky was either dead or had joined the wolves.