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WNITE FANG
PARTI
CHAPTERTHE TRAL OE THE MEAT, an excerpt
by Jack London
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spint of it was not even that of sadness. There was a hint in it of laughter, but ot a laughter more terrible than any sadness
os and hey seemed to lean to
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hhout hhOvement so lone and cold that the
Bt there was Ite, abroad in the land and deflant. Down the frozen watenway toled a string of wotflsh dogs Their bristly r was rimed with frost. Ther breath froze in the air as
Rleft thelr mouths, spoutig oth in a vapor that settiled upon the hair of their bodies and fomed into crystals of trost. Leather harness was on the dogs, and leather traces
h a ou unnes. it was made of stout birch-bark and its hl surtace rested on the soowN The tot eod ot
nanow obiong box There were other hings on the sd-bankets an an anda c:t ans fn pan bt onnnt
mt t th s
ut prominent, occpying most of the space, was the long and
arrow oblong box
h avance ot the dog, on wide snowshoes toiled a man A the rear of the sled toled a second man On the sled, in the box, lay a third man whose tol was over, -a man
ahom the
nd beaten down unti he would never move nor struggle again It ls not the way of the Wid to like movement. Uife ls an offence to it, for ife is
gto the :
miohty hearts and most fercciousy and heribly of all does the Wad harm and nnh jete sbelesle
detum aw) that all movement must in the end come to the cessation of movement.
ves the sap out of the trees till they are frozen to ther
an who is the most restiess of ite, ever in revolt against the
Which of the following corectly descrbes the main antagonist ln this passag?
The body on the sed
The forces of nature
The groed of the men
OThe hungry sled dogs