The wolves of the Pack felt neither hope nor dismay for the outcome of the fight-they would always follow the mightiest of their number.

The wolf grins and feels even more justified in his request to eat the scholar.

He was born with the same insanity that the wolf feels when he is hungry and meets a lamb in his path.

"You remember me, wolf, I can feel it in your fear."

The wolf felt safe because he knew the tall two-legs were gone.

In a distant forest a wolf howled, felt embarrassed when no-one joined in, and stopped.

The words seemed to cut me down the middle, and I felt as a cornered wolf must feel.

But the wolves felt her, too, and slunk away.

They were what wolves felt just before they fought.

Finding the place where the man had shot his seed onto the thirsty earth, the wolf felt the stirrings of mate fever.