Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 62
had no tail,but nature made up the deficiency to him by his unusual sagacity,and the pity he excited among men on account of this deprivation.His eyes were red, as if from weeping. He sat down before everynew-comer, placed his paw in his lap, and looked up to him with hisred eyes, as if to invoke… … 58 RECOLLECTIONS OF AUTON HOUSE. in particular were his firm friends. So Carlo, or, as Rosannah thecook called him, Carla, and the lamb, and T. Auton, and the rock-ing-horse on the piazza were four inseparables.
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