Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 152
creamed with glee. Then a tall lady joined us and asked where I had comefrom. I found him in Fleet street, said the gentle-man, and to-morrow I shall take him to Batter-sea. He s evidently a valuable dog, and musthave strayed away from his owners. If they dontclaim him — I 11 buy him for you if you… … TWO INMATES OF THE BATTERSEA HOME. happier since I had heard that nothing terriblewas to happen to me ; besides, it was very comfort-ing to be recognized as a valuable dog. I was sotired that I slept for a long time; in fact, it wasmorning when I awoke. My new friends gave mesome breakfast, and the…
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