Posted on September 4, 2017 by admin Question #3 The author claims that White Fang's "bondage had softened him." Which sentences from the chapter are included to support this claim? Choose all that apply. "The time passed by, and he slept intermittently for hours." "Here was no meat, nothing but a threatening and inedible silence." "Upon his inward sight was impressed a succession of memory–pictures." "Here, in the running stream where ice was beginning to form, he hid his trail." "He was hungry, and he remembered pieces of meat and fish that had been thrown him." "He was suspicious of the looming bulks of the trees and of the dark shadows that might conceal all manner of perilous things." Post navigationPrevious post: Part II– Chapter 5: The Law of MeatNext post: Part IV– Chapter 1: The Enemy of His Kind, page 0