The Suburban Sage Stray Notes And Comments On His Simple Life
The Suburban Sage Stray Notes And Comments On His Simple Life
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In fact, complaints of his uninvited visits come from dog-owners near and far, and in the end, he is given to the farmer who makes the most fuss over his claim for damages. But in the case of the average dog, he is either given, or he gives himself. Some dogs lead a varied and unsettled life, involving a con- stant repetition of both processes. A. Moves to town and gives his setter pup to B. Setter pup does n't like B. , and goes and inflicts himself upon C. C. Won't have it, and passes the dog... over to D. The dog runs away every chance he can get, and goes back to C. That makes D. Mad, and he tells C. To take his wretched pup back. C. Goes to E. And labors hard with him to take the dog. E. Finally consents, and then it is dis- covered that the dog has established him- self in the household of F. , from whence he will probably be ejected as soon as he exposes the objectionable ways that he has picked up in the course of his many changes of owner- ship. 127 -y- be Suburban Sage. ^ But whatever may be the ultimate fate of this dog, he will for the rest of his days carry around his affections, not in a solid chunk, but cut up into sections, like a closely divided pie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, complaints of his uninvited visits come from dog-owners near and far, and in the end, he is given to the farmer who makes the most fuss over his claim for damages. But in the case of the average dog, he is either given, or he gives himself. Some dogs lead a varied and unsettled life, involving a con- stant repetition of both processes. A. Moves to town and gives his setter pup to B. Setter pup does n't like B. , and goes and inflicts himself upon C. C. Won't have it, and passes the dog... over to D. The dog runs away every chance he can get, and goes back to C. That makes D. Mad, and he tells C. To take his wretched pup back. C. Goes to E. And labors hard with him to take the dog. E. Finally consents, and then it is dis- covered that the dog has established him- self in the household of F. , from whence he will probably be ejected as soon as he exposes the objectionable ways that he has picked up in the course of his many changes of owner- ship. 127 -y- be Suburban Sage. ^ But whatever may be the ultimate fate of this dog, he will for the rest of his days carry around his affections, not in a solid chunk, but cut up into sections, like a closely divided pie.
What to read after The Suburban Sage Stray Notes And Comments On His Simple Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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