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AOOMAINDIN SY, ZPZO 
that, as they wrestled for the supremacy 
of the herd of does, which doubtless 
was not far away. We could not see 
clearly: all was asin a dream. ‘There 
was not a sound, only the blurred 
outlines through the blank mist of two 
mighty creatures struggling for victory. 
One brief glimpse of this mountain 
drama; then they sank out of sight, and 
the numbing grayness and darkness once 
more closed around us. 
On the way back to camp, Blondey 
shied at a heap of decaying bones that 
were still attached to a magnificent pair 
of antlers. They were at the foot of a 
cliff, over which the animal had prob- 
ably fallen. The gruesome sight was 
suggestive of the end of one of those 
shadowy creatures, fighting back there 
high up on the mountain in the mist 
and the darkness. 
