Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
rds sit ST. NICHOLAS DOG STORIES. 527 up! for he could see that whenever he did it, hehad something to eat. I am obliged to confessthat Bob loved to eat; and after he had learned tosit up, he was inclined to perform the feat morn-ing, noon, and night, and it was, of course, impos-sible to make him… … AWAITING FURTHER ORDERS. associate the action required of him with certainwords. Standing, walking on his hind legs, andwaltzing were always stand up! walk! waltz about! I never taught him more thanone thing at a time, so that there should be nopossibility of his misunderstanding the meaningof the…
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