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128 THE MATE OF THE VANCOUVER. Dick and pushed him for a while, and though - ‘I tired myself, yet I am not sory for what I did, even that little assistance was such a relief to the poor wretched animal who, from the: time he was able to bear a weight, had been used by a packer without rest or peace, as though he were a machine, and whose only hope of release was to die, starved, wounded, saddle and girth galled, of slow starvation at last. Such isthe lot of the pack horse, and, ee though poor Dick’s end was more merciful, whe SITE RAT NP RO ka ce RT . apeatentn eunaain z = a : - . % aathenil sroesdlehciipiarnars sieht ailaltaimiemnsen ttn sadliaes mane, ck Pap TL eee - be ¢ ne 45 : tees ~ oe: = ae ine Gan bibs y eed ee ah te? . ber vs ay. ee AS CD Le soy ee a ee BMT ta me. : 16 ee “BS tine _ d . , * aa 4S set ate ' ae a * at eer py Be es = ies Z es sate Teel 3 adobe idea k” i eeKt 2 his fellows have no better fate ‘to expect, a ian . _ - : —_ 1) i —— — - * sree een ae a ¥ F . . 2 7 a . 9 ; e , Ie ae _——s sausstinenenens ’ . . s m - doegereyenene Se saa aetna en ae e oom oeapeeeee Se ey ee ae Lae =a : Fat ae - Pe Se SPr > Dies am GPs gh NS uy +3 se FRE 4 Sa LAN eae Saas while their life is a perpetual round of ill- usage and hard work. ; By about four c’clock in the afternoon the —— a Ta he PAS RRR VR ENR HT ly A UM SL le “A ae Wat FUNCT “ oi st ae see See ee pierre ts 1 ge ote F igpae | pray ey ee ’ , Rots ‘ : : ¥ : > sky grew overcast, and the light feathery flakes of snow came at first slowly, and then faster, turning what blue distances we caught sight of to a gray, finally hiding them. Dick by this time was almost at a standstill. I pilieniathihatheiatietn satiate onde chad ote a never thought I was a very tender-hearted man, eud never set up to bse; indeed, if he a ee ee Oe eee ae ty ee Pg a ee ae 7" Obs ew fae . _ ~ ee. FS teal ap AL b ‘ ‘ Wy awe . 3 we. 5 MW, vi ye > Eee, Bey at, a) > ide Ps ERPS Bale a: ae: fh ; eae he Te 8) se’ on Ret AE TE Lee i A iy ” 6h ee Truk, ee