Bruno; or, Lessons of fidelity, patience, and self-denial taught by a dog (1854)
Abbott, Jacob, 1803-1879 · New York : Harper · leaf 76
ndTony thought that the path through it mustlead to some very retired and solitary place,where nobody could find him. I presume there is a brook, too, somewherein that wood, he added, where I can fish.The gate was fastened, but there was ashort length of fence on the left-hand side of it,formed of… … 72 BRUNO AND THE LOST BOY. He comes to the brook. Fishing. The squirrel. paths that he found there, until at length he came to a brook.He was quite rejoiced to find the brook, and he immediatelybegan fishing in it. He followed the bank of this brook for nearlya mile, going, of course, farther and…
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