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狼圖騰（英文版）3（4）
“The wolves e at night；” Batu said； “so we relieve him then。 He’s never taken gazelles during the day； so we came instead。 We can work faster。”
The winter sun lay low in the sky； appearing to settle close to the land。 The blue sky turned white； as did the dry grass； the surface of the snow began to melt； forming a glittery mirror。 Humans； dogs； and carts had a spectral quality。 The men put on their sunglasses； while the women and children covered their eyes with their flapped sleeves。 A few of the cowherds； who suffered from sun…blindness； shut their eyes； but not in time to stanch the flow of tears。 The big dogs； on the other hand； were either watching wide…eyed at bounding hares or sniffing the side of the road； where foxes had recently left tracks in the snow。
As they neared the site of the encirclement； the dogs discovered something new on the slope and raced over； leaving frenzied barks in their wakes。 Those that were still hungry tore into gazelle carcasses the wolves had left behind。 But Bilgee’s Bar and a few of the team’s better hunting dogs； their hackles raised； ran over to where the wolves had left droppings in the snow； searching the area to determine how many wolves there had been； how powerful a force； and which alpha male they had followed。 “Bar recognizes the scent of most of the Olonbulag wolves；” Bilgee said； “and they recognize his。 The way the fur on his neck is standing up is a sure sign that it was a large pack。”
As the riders entered the hunting ground； they sized the scene up by keeping their eyes to the ground。 All that remained of most gazelles on the slope were heads and a scattering of bones。 Bilgee pointed to the tracks in the snow and said； “Some of them came back last night。” Then he pointed to
