Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 77
e him anything, so that hewas in danger of being quite spoiled, or rather hewould have been, if less sensible. Once, when he lay stretched out on a soft rugbefore the library fire, the Rev. J. G. Wood, whounderstands dog-life as well as anybody in theworld, asked Miss Jewett, reproachfully,… … he has a very large garden on the shore of theCharles River, in which to run about. But he muchprefers a long walk, and always follows his mistressvery carefully and politely. When they go into the business or manufactur-ing part of the city, it is sometimes touching to see DOGS OF NOTED AMERICANS.…
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