Category: Adventure
Minkie says I ought to begin this story, because I am the biggest and strongest. I don't see that at all, but she thinks I can't see much, anyhow, owing to my silly habit of wearing blinkers, which is just her irritating way of settling an argument--as if _I_ made the harness....
Minkie says I ought to begin this story, because I am the biggest and strongest. I don't see that at all, but she thinks I can't see much, anyhow, owing to my silly habit of wea...
3. CHAPTER III made a mistake once, and nipped a tramp's wooden leg. Since then, I look before I take hold. But even a poodle could see that this thing was old bone, though its eyes glinted...
4. CHAPTER IIIAs this record of events at Dale End now enters on a phase demanding intelligence of a somewhat high order for its recital, I take up the tale at a point where Dan becomes incoh...
5. CHAPTER IVYou will observe that I was left in the dining-room with the Guv'nor. Those insignificant quadrupeds, Dan and Tib, thought that I was out of the fun. They always do think that,...
6. CHAPTER VI suppose it was very wrong of me to leave home without warning. Mam says that if I had told her what I meant to do she would have been spared all anxiety. Of course, Mam means...
7. letter two days later, with Mr. Warden's apologies. Do you know, I amconvinced the ju-ju had something to do with that. If Schwartz had heard who Mr. Warden was, he might have smelt a rat. And isn't it odd, as Bob pointed out, that Southend shoul...