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Title: Dogs and puppies
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Montgomery, Frances Trego Hofsten, Hugo von, ill
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Publisher: New York : Barse & Hopkins
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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uppieswere restless, for it is very hard for puppies tosit still very long at a time, and so, with a part- 11 Dogs and Puppies ing warning to remember all she had told them,she let them run off to play. It was well the mother gave the children thisadvice on the day she did, for the next morningthe little family were scattered, never to be alltogether again nor have any family reunion aspeople do, but that is all in a dogs life. Their master intended to go to Europe for thefollowing winter, and because he did not wantto keep so many dogs while away, had offeredthem for sale. And so, on the very next daythey were to go to their new masters or mis-tresses, as the case might be. The first to arrive was a fashionably dressedlady with her French maid. They Ohed! andAhed! over the dogs, and had a great time de-ciding which was the prettiest. Oh madam, this one, she is zee most pretty.She have such soft white hair, and she will lookmost beautiful with zee French bow on zee backof her neck. 12
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6YPSY AND HEK FAMILY. Dogs and Puppies You are right, Celeste, she will, and I canchange the bows to match my gowns/* Oh, mother, I dont want to go with them,said Pretty, for it was Pretty of whom they werespeaking. I am afraid the French maid willbe cross when her mistress is not around. Youknow dogs can tell who are their friends andwho are only pretending. I am very sorry you do not like her, dear, butbe a good girl. Maybe the maid will not staywith the lady and you will like the next onebetter. Here Pretty, Pretty, Pretty, come out fromunder that manger, called the coachman whowas taking care of the dogs. She had escapedfrom the coach-house into the stable where thehorses were kept, and here she had hidden in thestall of her favorite horse, but the coachmanfished her out. 14 Dogs and Puppie CHAPTER II. prettys first home. With drooping ears and tail she was handedto the maid in the brougham, and driven awaybefore she had a chance to say good bye to herloving mother or her brothers

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