5. Hardly a deer within hearing even bothered to lift its head.
6. Angeline and the two other wolves started off, leaving the pups sitting disconsolately in a row on the crest, with George standing just ahead of them. When one of the youngsters made an attempt to follow the three adults, George turned on him, and the pup hurriedly rejoined his brothers and sisters.
7. What little wind there was blew from the 13 south, and the three wolves moved off up- wind in a tight little group. As they reached the level tundra they broke into a trot, following one another in line, not hurrying, but trotting easily through the groups of caribou. The deer were not alarmed.
8.The three wolves paid no attention to the caribou either, although they passed many small herds containing numbers of fawns. When they were almost abreast of the niche where I was sitting, Angeline stopped and sat down while the other two joined her, then she got up and turned toward the ridge where George and the pups still sat.