Minnie's Pet Dog
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Lee, "often told of a number ofdogs in a village in Bohemia. These animals, including a large mastiff, belonging to a nobleman in the place, had a practice of going regularlyto church.
"This at last excited the attention of the town authorities, and at ameeting of the court, a magistrate, who presided, said in a loud, decided tone, -- "'No dogs shall be allowed in church; let me not see one of them infuture!'" "The mastiff was present, and seemed to listen with attention. Norwithout effect; for... on the ensuing Sunday he rose early, and ran roundthe village, barking at all the dogs. He then took his station near thedoor of the church; and when a dog came up, unmindful of hisprohibition, he instantly killed him. Ever after he took on him thispost of sentinel before the church, but not once was he known to enterit. " "What a queer dog!" exclaimed Minnie, "and how strange that he shouldhave known what the magistrate said!" Mr. Lee laughed. "Do you remember, " he asked, turning to his wife, "thestory we heard long ago of that old gentleman in Portsmouth, NewHampshire, who had such a knowing dog?" "Yes, I remember.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee, "often told of a number ofdogs in a village in Bohemia. These animals, including a large mastiff, belonging to a nobleman in the place, had a practice of going regularlyto church.
"This at last excited the attention of the town authorities, and at ameeting of the court, a magistrate, who presided, said in a loud, decided tone, -- "'No dogs shall be allowed in church; let me not see one of them infuture!'" "The mastiff was present, and seemed to listen with attention. Norwithout effect; for... on the ensuing Sunday he rose early, and ran roundthe village, barking at all the dogs. He then took his station near thedoor of the church; and when a dog came up, unmindful of hisprohibition, he instantly killed him. Ever after he took on him thispost of sentinel before the church, but not once was he known to enterit. " "What a queer dog!" exclaimed Minnie, "and how strange that he shouldhave known what the magistrate said!" Mr. Lee laughed. "Do you remember, " he asked, turning to his wife, "thestory we heard long ago of that old gentleman in Portsmouth, NewHampshire, who had such a knowing dog?" "Yes, I remember.
What to read after Minnie's Pet Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeline Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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