Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 311
he Judge cleared his throat. Such dogsare a nuisance, he began; but his voice wa- and went over to the restaurant, and soon awaiter brought him a bowl of soup and a hotpie; but the boy was dumb with misery. Whirling around in his brain was but onethought: Smuggler was gone, and he wouldnever see… … AND WHEN THE OLD DOG HAD LAID HIS HEAD ON HIS MASTERS KNEE AND LOOKED AT HIM WITH INQUIRING,LOVING EYES, THE JUDGE HAD MADE A DECISION. vered a little, and Emperor, noting the kindertone, turned on his master two beautiful, plead-ing eyes, and put a paw on the Judges knee. There s nothing to be…
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