Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 75
parade-ground ; for Turk seemed to consider him-self a standing Committee of Reception. He was, however, very undemonstrative, andquite indifferent to the word or smile of any onesave General Hancock, and the Superintendent ofthe Island, William Kirchelt. But his devotion tothese two made up for… … formerly minister to Austria. When about twoyears of age, he was sent for a time to GeneralHancock by General W. F. Smith, who had ownedthe dog from puppyhood, and to whom he wasreturned after General Hancocks death. While at Governors Island, Turk was greatlyadmired and petted; for, though…
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