Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 548
return to our rooms and ring for thelandlord. The dog must be sent out of thehouse. Either we or the dog must go. At that moment two other figures appearedat the top of the stairs: a nurse-maid and alovely little girl of four or five years, a darlinglittle creature whom we all adored, the onlychild… … InrKAGK ! COCKAliF but he s like Prince. Then in an explana-tory tone to the ladies: She has a large St.Bernard at home called Prince, and she s veryfond of him. Be careful, Rosalie, as the child 1106 TWO DOGS I HAVE KNOWN. [Oct. fairly fell on the dog, hugging and caressinghim lovingly. Still…
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