My Irish Setter Dogs
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"Garry" at Home at the Capitol The dogs I own today are worthy descendants of those of my boyhood. "Garry," nine years old, is my constant companion in the Governor's House and in my office at the State Capitol. He goes back and forth with me between Portland and Augusta, both by train and automobile, and understands the duties of the Governor's Office as well as could be expected of any dog.
My eight months old pup, "Eirie," is a trifle too impetuous to remain long in the Executive Chamber, bu...t every day Mr. Chadbourne my Secretary and myself, with the two dogs walk together through the woods and over the hills back of the State House.
My human friends and my relatives are obliged to take me with my dogs, or not at all, and most of them seem really fond of my canine companions.
Children and Animals To appreciate dogs, in fact to appreciate any- thing, one must learn and understand. A child should begin early to know animals and its life is not complete unless it has associated with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Garry" at Home at the Capitol The dogs I own today are worthy descendants of those of my boyhood. "Garry," nine years old, is my constant companion in the Governor's House and in my office at the State Capitol. He goes back and forth with me between Portland and Augusta, both by train and automobile, and understands the duties of the Governor's Office as well as could be expected of any dog.
My eight months old pup, "Eirie," is a trifle too impetuous to remain long in the Executive Chamber, bu...t every day Mr. Chadbourne my Secretary and myself, with the two dogs walk together through the woods and over the hills back of the State House.
My human friends and my relatives are obliged to take me with my dogs, or not at all, and most of them seem really fond of my canine companions.
Children and Animals To appreciate dogs, in fact to appreciate any- thing, one must learn and understand. A child should begin early to know animals and its life is not complete unless it has associated with them.
What to read after My Irish Setter Dogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percival Proctor Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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