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... Miss Kate , " how could you do anything so ill bred ? " I gave her one of my most meaning looks , as I said , " If you treat me as a poor ill - bred dog , it is only consistent that my manners should be the same . B 2 DOVER PIER . 19.
... Miss Kate , " how could you do anything so ill bred ? " I gave her one of my most meaning looks , as I said , " If you treat me as a poor ill - bred dog , it is only consistent that my manners should be the same . B 2 DOVER PIER . 19.
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... gave sound advice , off we set . When we arrived there we walked steadily down Bench Street , giving an occasional bark at any pleasant - looking humans we met , and Jack became sentimental again with his eyes . Jack was the first to ...
... gave sound advice , off we set . When we arrived there we walked steadily down Bench Street , giving an occasional bark at any pleasant - looking humans we met , and Jack became sentimental again with his eyes . Jack was the first to ...
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... gave me a creepy feeling , as if he foresaw evil . " Tip , " I said , " Tip , what is an exhibition ? ” " I do not know , " said Tip solemnly , " unless- " " Unless what ? " I said hurriedly , " unless , -unless what ? Quick ! quick ...
... gave me a creepy feeling , as if he foresaw evil . " Tip , " I said , " Tip , what is an exhibition ? ” " I do not know , " said Tip solemnly , " unless- " " Unless what ? " I said hurriedly , " unless , -unless what ? Quick ! quick ...
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... gave him my paw . No wonder he made me promise this ; for , will you believe it ? this naughty little Tip had been deceiving me all the time , and instead of really pitying me , he had been enjoying the way in which he had taken me in ...
... gave him my paw . No wonder he made me promise this ; for , will you believe it ? this naughty little Tip had been deceiving me all the time , and instead of really pitying me , he had been enjoying the way in which he had taken me in ...
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... gave a dread- ful howl which woke me up , and I saw a human standing close by , who asked me what I was making such a noise about . I shivered all over , thinking it was the butcher , but as he went on talking to another human about ...
... gave a dread- ful howl which woke me up , and I saw a human standing close by , who asked me what I was making such a noise about . I shivered all over , thinking it was the butcher , but as he went on talking to another human about ...
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