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第42章 热爱生活 2（第1页）

第42章热爱生活（2）

Asthedayworeooavalleywheregamelentiful。Aherdoftassedbywithinrifleralikeruhem，butheknewsueffortwouldbesenseless。Oncehesawafoxwithabirdinitsmouth。Hecalledloudly，hopingthtethebird;butthefox，leapingawayinfright，didnotdropthebird。

Hewaswearyandofte—toliedo，buthewasdrivenonbyhishunger。Hesearchedlittlepsandduguptheearthwithhisfingernailsfhhekherfrogsnorwormslivedthatfarnorth。

Inoneareahewalkedalongacreek，lookingforfish。Inapoolhefoundasmallone。Hedippedhisarmieruptohisshoulder，butthefishgotaway。Thenhereachedforitwithbothhands，stirrihebottom。Ihefelliihewaist。Sinceheolohefish，hehadtowaituercleared。

&riedagaierbecamemuddy。Theookhistinpailaobailthepool。Hebailedwildlyatfirst，ahewaterranbatothepool。Thenheworkedmorecarefully，thoughhisheartoundingiandhishandswereshaking。Attheendofhalfanhourthepoolwasnearlydry。Buttherewasnofish。Ithadescapedbetweentheroterpool。

&edihemansatdowh。Atfirsthecriedsoftlytohimself。Thenhecriedloudlyinhishopeless。

&afireandwarmedhimselfanddraer。Hisblaanddhisaillpainful，buthisworstsufferinghishuosleep，buthedreamedoffoodandmanygoodthi。

Heawokedsick。Therewasnosun。Theairabouthimgrehilehemadeafireandboiledsomewater。It，halfrain，andtheflakesmeltedquidputouthisfire。

Bythistimehehadbeehunger-mad。Hefeltthroughthesnoulledupsomegrassroots。Hechewedtherootsbuttheyweretastelessorbitter。

Hehadnightbecausehe’tfindanydrywood，sohederhisblaosleepthebrokensleepofhuuroa。Hefeltitohenight。

&mthesuhroughthegraymist。Thenthemanrealizedhewaslost。Heturhwardtocorrecthiscourse，hopingtofindtheriverahehadhappeoBill。

Thoughhishungerpainswerenoworse，herealizedhewasgettingweaker。Hehadtostopfrequeodryandlarge，andhismouthhadabittertaste。Hisheartgavehimagreatdealoftrouble。Hecouldfeelitsthump，thump，thump;andthepaisandmadehimfeelfaint。

Inthemiddleofthedayheallfishinapoolbyusinghispail。Heatethefishraw，butthehungerpainwasnowdullandlifeless。Hisstomaetosleep。

Inthemhecaughtthreemoresmallfish，eatingtwoofthemandsavingoneforhisbreakfast。Apassed。Inthemhetiedmorestripsoftheblaarouheringofthemoose-hidepouitsopenmouthpouredayellowstreamolddustas。Heklightenhisload。Hehardlyhadthestrengthtocarrythelastremaini。Heroughlydividedthegoldintohalves。Hepouredhalfofthegoldintoapieketaoasmallpackage，whichhehidinarockledge。

Thenhewalkedooplaefootaheadoftheother。

Hefaotherdayofcoldfog。Halfofhislastblahadgoohisfeet。Heeaktocarryhissmallpahedividedthegold，thistimebyspillinghalfofitonthegrouerherestofitaway。Thereremaihehalfblainpail，hiskherifle。

Hepushedonforanhourbeforehefellintoafaint。Arousedbyanoise，heotbelievehiseyes。Beforehimstoodahorse。Ahhiseyes，hesuddenlyrealizedhewaslookingatagreatbro>

Themanbroughthisgunhalfwaytohisshoulderbeforeheremembereditwasnotloaded。Helowereditanddrewhishuntingknife，wifthebearwouldattack。Themandrewhimselfuptohisfullheight，staredatthebearahebearadvaepsaopped。Themankhebearwouldrunafterhim。Withallhismightthemanswungtheknifeandgrowledlikeananimal。Thebeardidhemysteriouscreatureand