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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 151

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ld,the cruel iron, the iron which smelled of manand had once been his deadly fear, still clutchedhim by the leg—and only the hands of man couldmake it loose its hold. With the cold body of the grouse beside him,Silver-gray lay moaning and snarling, while hewaited for his captor to come. But even in… … THE STORY OF A LOST DOG BY EDITH EVELYN BIGELOW There is nothing sadder or more desolate thanto be a stray dog in a great city like London.You may think you have seen trouble and beenmiserable: but listen to me, and you 11 soon seethat your trials have been nothing to mine. Therenever was a more…

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