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greed eagerly； took the pole； thrust it into the depression； and began to probe。 He could feel two or more gazelles down there but kept moving the pole around to outline the shape of one of them。 When he felt the throat； he jerked the pole upward until it felt well snagged。 At long last； Chen had caught a “big fish” in a snow lake on the Mongolian grassland。 It too weighed in at fifty or sixty kilos； a quarry that could outrun even the fastest horse。 Filled with excitement； he shouted to Yang Ke； who was still on the lakeshore； “Look； I caught one； a great big one！ It was quite a fight！”
“e back here； would you？” Yang Ke replied； fit to be tied。 “e back and let me have a shot at it！ And let Papa get some rest。”
狼圖騰（英文版） 4（2）
Excited shouts rose on the lake and on the slope as large gazelles with plenty of meat and unbroken hides were brought to the surface and； one after the other； snow rafts sped to the shore。 Some of the fast—est workers were already out on their second voyage。 The raft manned by Batu； Gasmai； and Lamjav was the most efficient。 They snagged the largest gazelles unerringly and with amazing speed。 When they pulled up medium or small…sized animals； or full…grown ones with distended or purple abdomens； those that would not bring in good prices； they tossed them back down into the empty depression。 A rich harvest； nor—mally only seen in the springtime； when baby lambs are born； spread across the barren； snowy plateau。 Even predators sometimes turn into prey； Chen thought with grim satisfaction。
Chen and the old man sailed their raft； now weighted down with two large gazelles； back to shore； where Yang Ke and Bayar helped Bil—gee step off。 Chen pushed the two gazelles off the raft； and the four men dragged them over to their cart
