Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 425
ssion on the face of Bob, the dog. Thisfancy may have possessed a solid foundation, forbeneath the love that existed between boy anddog, there had developed an understanding whichis often lost about the time business or collegetakes the foremost place in a boys thoughts. A few rods below the oak, a… … sure the boy never neglected to refresh himselfwith its grateful coolness, ere he dipped into thesatisfying substantials contained in the lunch-bag. He always lingered for a time after eating,lying flat on his back, hands clasped under hishead, feasting his eyes in their turn on the lovedstretch of…
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