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nosigns,wherethesoft,unbrokensnowseemedtoadvertisesoliditybeneath,teemanbrokethrough。itwasnotdeep。hewethimselfhalfwaytothekneesbeforeheflounderedouttothefirmcrust。

hewasangry,andcursedhisluckaloud。hehadhopedtogetintocampwiththeboysatsioclock,andthiswoulddelayhimanhour,forhewouldhavetobuildafireanddryouthisfoot-gear。thiswasimperativeatthatlowtemperature--heknewthatmuch;andheturnedasidetothebank,whichheclimbed。ontop,tangledintheunderbrushaboutthetrunksofseveralsmallsprucetrees,wasahigh-waterdepositofdryfirewood--sticksandtwigs,principally,butalsolargerportionsofseasonedbranchesandfine,dry,last-yearsgrasses。hethrewdownseverallargepiecesontopofthesnow。thisservedforafoundationandpreventedtheyoungflamefromdrowningitselfinthesnowitotherwisewouldmelt。theflamehegotbytouchingamatchtoasmallshredofbirchbarkthathetookfromhispocket。thisburnedevenmorereadilythanpaper。placingitonthefoundation,hefedtheyoungflamewithwispsofdrygrassandwiththetiniestdrytwigs。

heworkedslowlyandcarefully,keenlyawareofhisdanger。gradually,astheflamegrewstronger,heincreasedthesizeofthetwigswithwhichhefedit。hesquattedinthesnow,pullingthetwigsoutfromtheirentanglementinthebrushandfeedingdirectlytotheflame。heknewtheremustbenofailure。whenitisseventy-fivebelowzero,amanmustnotfailinhisfirstattempttobuildafire--thatis,ifhisfeetarewet。ifhisfeetaredry,andhefails,hecanrunalongthetrailforhalfamileandrestorehiscirculation。butthecirculationofwetandfreezingfeetcannotberestoredbyrunningwhenitisseventy-fivebelow。nomatterhowfastheruns,thewetfeetwillfreezetheharder。

allthisthemanknew。theold-timeronsulphurcreekhadtoldhimaboutitthepreviousfall,andnowhewasappreciatingtheadvice。alreadyallsensationhadgoneoutofhisfeet。tobuildthefirehehadbeenforcedtoremovehismittens,andthefingershadquicklygonenumb。hispaceoffourmilesanhourhadkepthisheartpumpingbloodtothesurfaceofhisbodyandtoalltheetremities。buttheinstanthestopped,theactionofthepumpeaseddown。thecoldofspacesmotetheunprotectedtipoftheplanet,andhe,beingonthatunprotectedtip,receivedthefullforceoftheblow。thebloodofhisbodyrecoiledbeforeit。thebloodwasalive,likethedog,andlikethedogitwantedtohideawayandcoveritselfupfromthefearfulcold。solongashewalkedfourmilesanhour,hepumpedthatblood,willy-nilly,tothesurface;butnowitebbedawayandsankdownintotherecessesofhisbody。theetremitieswerethefirsttofeelitsabsence。hiswetfeetfrozethefaster,andhiseposedfingersnumbedthefaster,thoughtheyhadnotyetbeguntofreeze。noseandcheekswerealreadyfreezing,whiletheskinofallhisbodychilledasitlostitsblood。

buthewassafe。toesandnoseandcheekswouldbeonlytouchedbythefrost,forthefirewasbeginningtoburnwithstrength。hewasfeedingitwithtwigsthesizeofhisfinger。inanotherminutehewouldbeabletofeeditwithbranchesthesizeofhiswrier,andthenhecouldremovehiswettoot-gear,and,whileitdried,hecouldkeephisnakedfeetwarmbythefire,rubbingthematfirst,ofcourse,withsnow。thefirewasasuccess。hewassafe。herememberedtheadviceoftheoldtimeronsulphurcreek,andsmiled。theold-timerhadbeenveryseriousinlayingdownthelawthatnomanmusttravelaloneintheklondikeafterfiftybelow。well,herehewas;hehadhadtheaccident;hewasalone;andhehadsavedhimself。thoseold-timerswereratherwomanish,someofthem,hethought。allamanhadtodowastokeephishead,andhewasallright。anymanwhowasamancouldtravelalone。butitwassurprising,therapiditywithwhichhischeeksandnosewerefreezing。andhehadnotthoughthisfingerscouldgolifelessinsoshortatime。lifelesstheywere,forhecouldscarcelymakethemmovetogethertogripatwig,andtheyseemedremotefromhisbodyandfromhim。whenhetouchedatwig,hehadtolookandseewhetherornothehadholdofit。thewireswereprettywelldownbetweenhimandhisfinger-ends。

allofwhichcountedforlittle。therewasthefire,snappingandcracklingandpromisinglifewitheverydancingflame。hestartedtountiehismoccasins。theywerecoatedwithice;thethickgermansockswerelikesheathsofironhalfwaytotheknees;andthemoccasinstringswerelikerodsofsteelalltwistedandknottedasbysomeconflagration。foramomenthetuggedwithhisnumbfingers,then,realizingthefollyofit,hedrewhissheath-knife。

butbeforehecouldcutthestrings,ithappened。itwashisownfaultor,rather,hismistake。heshouldnothavebuiltthefireunderthesprucetree。heshouldhavebuiltitintheopen。butithadbeeneasiertopullthetwigsfromthebrushanddropthemdirectlyonthefire。nowthetreeunderwhichhehaddonethiscarriedaweightofsnowonitsboughs。nowindhadblownforweeks,andeachboughwasfullyfreighted。eachtimehehadpulledatwighehadcommunicatedaslightagitationtothetree--animperceptibleagitation,sofarashewasconcerned,butanagitationsufficienttobringaboutthedisaster。highupinthetreeoneboughcapsizeditsloadofsnow。thisfellontheboughsbeneath,capsizingthem。thisprocesscontinued,spreadingoutandinvolvingthewholetree。itgrewlikeanavalanche,anditdescendedwithoutwarninguponthemanandthefire,andthefirewasblottedout!whereithadburnedwasamantleoffreshanddisorderedsnow。

themanwasshocked。itwasasthoughhehadjustheardhisownsentenceofdeath。foramomenthesatandstaredatthespotwherethefirehadbeen。thenhegrewverycalm。perhapstheold-timeronsulphurcreekwasright。ifhehadonlyhadatrail-matehewouldhavebeeninnodangernow。thetrail-matecouldhavebuiltthefire。well,itwasuptohimtobuildthefireoveragain,andthissecondtimetheremustbenofailure。evenifhesucceeded,hewouldmostlikelylosesometoeshisfeetmustbebadlyfrozenbynow,andtherewouldbesometimebeforethesecondfirewasready。

suchwerehisthoughts,buthedidnotsitandthinkthem。hewasbusyallthetimetheywerepassingthroughhismind。hemadeanewfoundationforafire,thistimeintheopen,wherenotreacheroustreecouldblotitout。net,hegathereddrygrassesandtinytwigsfromthehigh-waterflotsam。hecouldnotbringhisfingerstogethertopullthemout,buthewasabletogatherthembythehandful。inthiswayhegotmanyrottentwigsandbitsofgreenmossthatwereundesirable,butitwasthebesthecoulddo。heworkedmethodically,evencollectinganarmfulofthelargerbranchestobeusedlaterwhenthefiregatheredstrength。andallthewhilethedogsatandwatchedhim,acertainyearningwistfulnessinits