Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 388
l when alone with the personone loves, with nothing to fear from any one else. Hehad always seized upon every pretext to testify his truesentiments towards him; but now, as though he under-stood that there was someone who had the right to bejealous, he knew how to restrain himself and to put amute… … 356 The Animal Story Book sion of his passionate love and happiness. This delicacyof feeling did not escape his masters eye. He knewhow meritorious it was, and was profoundly touched byit, and would caress the poor animal with an enhancedtenderness which would fill it with joy for the rest ofthe…
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