Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 74
ught that if thieves came to break inand steal, Punch, in his unfailing, hospitableamiability, would have escorted them throughthe house, and shown them where the treasureswere kept. All the children were fond of Punch,who accepted mauling as did no dog before. Icould carry him up-stairs by the… … MOP AND HIS MASTER. 62 THREE DOGS. [Nov. ing the Prophet himself. The struggle for mas-tery was something awful. I seemed to be tornlimb from limb, Punch roaring like a thousandlions, and treating me as tenderly as if I werea sucking dove. This entertainment — when-ever I had young people at the…
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