Everymans book of the Dog
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A writer in the Field many years ago gave this interesting description of the St. Bernard dogs : " About the year 962 Bernard de Meuthon built two hospitia, one on Mont Joux, where a temple of Jupiter stood, the other on the road that leads over, the Grison Alps at Colonne Joux. The benevolent builder presided over both hospitia for forty years, and left to his monks the duty of affording refuge to travellers, and searching for those who were lost in the snow. St. Bernard's portrait and that of... his dog on the same panel is still in existence, and the dog appears to be a Bloodhound. The Hospice of St. Bernard Pass stands 7, 668 feet above the sea level, and is undoubtedly the highest inhabited spot in Europe. Nine months in the year the snow is thick on the ground, and in the very worst part of winter from 1, 500 to 2, 000 of the poor inhabitants of the Low Countries pass over the mountains. During the inclement season all travellers from Martigny 188 A well-known St. Bernard of the early Nineties Messrs.
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A writer in the Field many years ago gave this interesting description of the St. Bernard dogs : " About the year 962 Bernard de Meuthon built two hospitia, one on Mont Joux, where a temple of Jupiter stood, the other on the road that leads over, the Grison Alps at Colonne Joux. The benevolent builder presided over both hospitia for forty years, and left to his monks the duty of affording refuge to travellers, and searching for those who were lost in the snow. St. Bernard's portrait and that of... his dog on the same panel is still in existence, and the dog appears to be a Bloodhound. The Hospice of St. Bernard Pass stands 7, 668 feet above the sea level, and is undoubtedly the highest inhabited spot in Europe. Nine months in the year the snow is thick on the ground, and in the very worst part of winter from 1, 500 to 2, 000 of the poor inhabitants of the Low Countries pass over the mountains. During the inclement season all travellers from Martigny 188 A well-known St. Bernard of the early Nineties Messrs.
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