This novel ends on a happier note in California after a much later rescue by Weedon Scott.
This novel begins with Bill and Henry transporting the body of Lord Alfred. After firing his only three bullets, Bill is killed. This novel ends on a happier note in California after a much later rescue by Weedon Scott. The title character, the son of Kiche and One Eye, is often tormented by Lip-lip and owned by Beauty Smith. Identify this novel about an animal that is three-quarters wolf and one-quarter dog, the companion novel to The Call of the Wild written by Jack London.
This novel begins with Bill and Henry transporting the body of Lord Alfred.
{White Fang}