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This document tells the story of White Fang, a wolf who lives with an Indian tribe. White Fang lives with his father Grey Beaver and mother Kiche in the Indian village. At one point, Grey Beaver's family says goodbye to him as he leaves the village, leaving White Fang missing his father. The story also mentions a man who wants to capture White Fang and another who has become rich and wants more, offering to trade his dog.
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