The Reproof Or the Duty of Tenderness to Animals With Other Stories
The Reproof Or the Duty of Tenderness to Animals With Other Stories
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pretty ! pretty !" were applied to an act that would have disgraced a savage.
It was on one of these trials of skill, that James Watson was on his way to Hampstead. A wager was depending on the issue of a battle between his favour- ite dog Trusty, and another of the same breed ; when, at a part of the road least frequented, there appeared two men, whose evil designs were sufficiently ap- parent.
James was known to bet high, and of course to be in cash on these occasions : he had been probably m...arked. Nothing daunted at their approach, he took his mea- sures with great judgment. Laying hold of the dog by his collar, he civilly desired them to keep the opposite side of the road ; telling them, at the same time, that his dog was very fierce. The men, however, were bent on a desperate errand, and were not to be intimidated.
18 The attack was made, and the dog let loose, who, together with his master, found them sufficient employment ; till another of the gang coming up, Watson thought it expedient to consult his own safety by flight, leaving the faithful animal to con- tend the matter alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pretty ! pretty !" were applied to an act that would have disgraced a savage.
It was on one of these trials of skill, that James Watson was on his way to Hampstead. A wager was depending on the issue of a battle between his favour- ite dog Trusty, and another of the same breed ; when, at a part of the road least frequented, there appeared two men, whose evil designs were sufficiently ap- parent.
James was known to bet high, and of course to be in cash on these occasions : he had been probably m...arked. Nothing daunted at their approach, he took his mea- sures with great judgment. Laying hold of the dog by his collar, he civilly desired them to keep the opposite side of the road ; telling them, at the same time, that his dog was very fierce. The men, however, were bent on a desperate errand, and were not to be intimidated.
18 The attack was made, and the dog let loose, who, together with his master, found them sufficient employment ; till another of the gang coming up, Watson thought it expedient to consult his own safety by flight, leaving the faithful animal to con- tend the matter alone.
What to read after The Reproof Or the Duty of Tenderness to Animals With Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah), 1833- to read onlineMoreLess
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