Identifier: memoriesx00gals (find matches)
Title: Memories
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933 Earl, Maud
Subjects: Dogs -- Legends and stories
Publisher: New York : Charles Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Brandeis University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Brandeis University Libraries

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sweated so to gain ? And so we Anglo-Saxons will not answer to the name of Rover,and treat our dogs so that they, too, hardlyknow their natures. The history of his one wandering, for which 45 MEMORIES no respectable reason can be assigned, will never,of course, be known. It was in London, of anOctober evening, when we were told he hadslipped out and was not anywhere. Thenbegan those four distressful hours of searchingfor that black needle in that blacker bundle ofhay. Hours of real dismay and suffering—forit is suffering, indeed, to feel a loved thingswallowed up in that hopeless maze of Londonstreets. Stolen or run over ? Which was worse?The neighbouring police stations visited, theDogs Home notified, an order for five hun-dred Lost Dog bills placed in the printershands, the streets patrolled ! And then, in alull snatched for food, and still endeavouring topreserve some aspect of assurance, we heardthe bark which meant: Here is a door I cannot open ! We hurried forth, and there 46
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