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"
I
'm
thinking
you
're
down
in
the
mouth
some
,
"
Henry
said
.
"
Henry
...
"
He
sucked
meditatively
at
his
pipe
for
some
time
before
he
went
on
.
"
Henry
,
I
was
a-thinkin
'
what
a
blame
sight
luckier
he
is
than
you
an
'
me
'll
ever
be
.
"
He
indicated
the
third
person
by
a
downward
thrust
of
the
thumb
to
the
box
on
which
they
sat
.
"
You
an
'
me
,
Henry
,
when
we
die
,
we
'll
be
lucky
if
we
get
enough
stones
over
our
carcases
to
keep
the
dogs
off
of
us
.
"
"
But
we
ai
n't
got
people
an
'
money
an
'
all
the
rest
,
like
him
,
"
Henry
rejoined
.
"
Long-distance
funerals
is
somethin'
you
an
'
me
ca
n't
exactly
afford
.
"
"
What
gets
me
,
Henry
,
is
what
a
chap
like
this
,
that
's
a
lord
or
something
in
his
own
country
,
and
that
's
never
had
to
bother
about
grub
nor
blankets
;
why
he
comes
a-buttin
'
round
the
Godforsaken
ends
of
the
earth
--
that
's
what
I
ca
n't
exactly
see
.
"
"
He
might
have
lived
to
a
ripe
old
age
if
he
'd
stayed
at
home
,
"
Henry
agreed
.
Bill
opened
his
mouth
to
speak
,
but
changed
his
mind
.
Instead
,
he
pointed
towards
the
wall
of
darkness
that
pressed
about
them
from
every
side
.
There
was
no
suggestion
of
form
in
the
utter
blackness
;
only
could
be
seen
a
pair
of
eyes
gleaming
like
live
coals
.
Henry
indicated
with
his
head
a
second
pair
,
and
a
third
.
A
circle
of
the
gleaming
eyes
had
drawn
about
their
camp
.
Now
and
again
a
pair
of
eyes
moved
,
or
disappeared
to
appear
again
a
moment
later
.
The
unrest
of
the
dogs
had
been
increasing
,
and
they
stampeded
,
in
a
surge
of
sudden
fear
,
to
the
near
side
of
the
fire
,
cringing
and
crawling
about
the
legs
of
the
men
.
In
the
scramble
one
of
the
dogs
had
been
overturned
on
the
edge
of
the
fire
,
and
it
had
yelped
with
pain
and
fright
as
the
smell
of
its
singed
coat
possessed
the
air
.
The
commotion
caused
the
circle
of
eyes
to
shift
restlessly
for
a
moment
and
even
to
withdraw
a
bit
,
but
it
settled
down
again
as
the
dogs
became
quiet
.
