[Kazan by James Oliver Curwood]@TWC D-Link book
Kazan

CHAPTER VI
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But the man was there, and to him man had always meant the club, the whip, pain, death.
Gray Wolf crouched close to his side, and whined softly as she urged Kazan to flee deeper with her into the forest.

At last she understood that he could not move, and she ran nervously out into the plain, and back again, until her footprints were thick in the trail she made.

The instincts of matehood were strong in her.

It was she who first saw Pierre Radisson coming over their trail, and she ran swiftly back to Kazan and gave the warning.
Then Kazan caught the scent, and he saw the shadowy figure coming through the starlight.

He tried to drag himself back, but he could move only by inches.


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