
ELŐSZÓ.
ELSŐ RÉSZ. - I. FEJEZET. A hus nyomán.
MÁSODIK RÉSZ. - I. FEJEZET. A fogak csatája.
HARMADIK RÉSZ. - I. FEJEZET. A tűzcsinálók.
NEGYEDIK RÉSZ. - I. FEJEZET. Saját fajának ellensége.
ÖTÖDIK RÉSZ. - I. FEJEZET. Hosszu utazás.
A stark, frozen wilderness sets the stage, where the wind strips trees of their bark and an endless silence blankets the frozen river. In this brutal landscape a wolf‑dog pup, born of both wild wolves and domestic dogs, fights for survival among sled teams, hungry men, and the unforgiving cold. The opening scene brims with stark imagery: frozen breath turning to crystal, sleds creaking over snow, and a handful of desperate humans clinging to life amid the relentless North.
As the young canine navigates the harsh reality of the Yukon, his feral instincts clash with the tentative kindness offered by the men who first find him. Through the stark beauty of the icy terrain and the raw courage of its inhabitants, the story explores what it means to belong, to trust, and to find a place between the savage wild and the promise of civilization. Listeners will feel the bite of the cold, the echo of distant sled bells, and the slow emergence of a creature whose heart is as fierce as the environment that shaped him.
Language
hu
Duration
~6 hours (395K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2020-04-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1876–1916
Adventure, hardship, and restless curiosity run through these stories from one of America’s most widely read early twentieth-century writers. Best known for The Call of the Wild and White Fang, he turned a short, intense life into fiction that still feels vivid and direct.
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