The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 152
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… … THE LOST DOG TELLS HIS STORY. good habits. I had no faults except yielding to astrong temptation to nip the cat a little when sheput her back up at me. I was owned by theprettiest lady in London, and was exercised everyday by either the footman or my mistress herself,with a sharp eye kept on me,…
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