His Dog
His Dog
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Link stiffened to hisfull height. With one hand lovingly laid on the collie's silken head, he mumbled: "No, Chum, you can't come along. Back, boy! Stay HERE!" Lowering at Gault, he added: "He ain't never been hit, nor yet swore at. An' he don't need to be. Treat him nice, like he's used to bein' treated. An' don't get sore onhim if he mopes fer me, jes' at fust. Because he's sure to. Dogs ain'tlike folks. They got hearts. Folks has only got souls. I guess dogs hasthe best of it, at that. " Ferr...is swung open the door and stumbled out, not trusting himself for abackward glance at the wistfully grieved dog he had left behind.
Lurchingly he made off, across the lawn and out through the wicket. Hewas numb and sick. He moved mechanically and with no conscious power ofthought or of locomotion.
Out in the highroad, a homing instinct guided his leaden feet in thedirection of Hampton. And he plodded dazedly the interminable fourmiles that separated him from his desolate farm.
As he turned in at his own gate, he was aware of a poignant dread thatpierced his numbness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Link stiffened to hisfull height. With one hand lovingly laid on the collie's silken head, he mumbled: "No, Chum, you can't come along. Back, boy! Stay HERE!" Lowering at Gault, he added: "He ain't never been hit, nor yet swore at. An' he don't need to be. Treat him nice, like he's used to bein' treated. An' don't get sore onhim if he mopes fer me, jes' at fust. Because he's sure to. Dogs ain'tlike folks. They got hearts. Folks has only got souls. I guess dogs hasthe best of it, at that. " Ferr...is swung open the door and stumbled out, not trusting himself for abackward glance at the wistfully grieved dog he had left behind.
Lurchingly he made off, across the lawn and out through the wicket. Hewas numb and sick. He moved mechanically and with no conscious power ofthought or of locomotion.
Out in the highroad, a homing instinct guided his leaden feet in thedirection of Hampton. And he plodded dazedly the interminable fourmiles that separated him from his desolate farm.
As he turned in at his own gate, he was aware of a poignant dread thatpierced his numbness.
What to read after His Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terhune Albert Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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