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iiis DOME I MP ' W Phage 419' Zahorta: But there are other little garf dens that must not fade away. Nlontrore fstraighteningj: No, they must not fade away in green and gold. What would you? Zahorta: Come thou with me where manfwilled gods and manfwilled dooms yet threaten other golden cities. Come where heavy hearts still fear and doubt within their little gardens. Ivlontrorez This alone is left to me. Finis. PUPPY LGVE By MARJORIE SHINGLER ,lglsffr-2!!!l' Y mother and father were waxy both thorobreds. When I fn E was born there were two WI f others beside myself and 4 1 f both had been taken !'b F away by people who had tj' f come and I was the only ,I 'X X j one left. That was bee ,f cause my nose was not f ' -.- ' it sharp enough for a collie N and so I was left until Ny' x .alnslli one night my master brought home a big fat man who seemed enormous to me and being afraid of his stepping on me, I cried out. That drew his attention to me. My master and he spoke for quite some time and then 1 heard the fat man laugh and say, Well, I'lI take him if you will tell me where I can keep him in my bachelor abode. There was more talking, then some laughing, and then the fat man took me up in his arms out into the street and into a car. W'hen we stopped I was taken out of the car and into a house where there were two other men almost as fat as he. I was given some warm milk and shut into a room and was not taken out until next morning when I was given some more milk and then left alone. I'll never forget that day-it was full of terrors. I could hear a constant lapping of water and when I Hn' ally got onto a couch and then after a sucf cession of bumps got to a window sill and when I looked out I found that the house was not a house at all but a sort of boat not wholly in the water but the water was on one side of it. QI afterwards found out that it was a houseboatj That night the men came home again and later on a girl came with her motheri They fondled me and the girl kept me on her lap the whole time she was there and when she left the fat man who had brought me handed her a key and then she and the lady went away. The next day I was left alone till about ten o'clock when that girl who had been here came again and this time when she went away she took me with her. Pretty soon we came to a small house not on the water but near it and when the girl came up the path leading to the house two great big dogs came bounding down the path to meet her and she called them Stubby and Tyke and made quite a fuss over them. I cowered behind her legs scared stiff be' cause the only big dogs I had ever known were my mother and father. In a few days though I got to know the people in that house pretty well. Besides the girl and the two dogs there were a boy and that lady that I had seen that first day. There was always a crowd of young people there, be- sides. The dogs were Airedales, Stubhy and Tyke. I soon loved Stubby and my mistress whose name was Jean, but Tyke was differ' ent. From the first day he saw me he left me entirely alone and whenever I came near him he would walk away. One day I heard him speaking about me to Stubby and this is what he said: Ever since that little thing has come we have to stay at home. Our mistress thinks he is too small to take out and she thinks she can't take us and leave him at home so we have to stay home and keep him company. There was lots more that he said and I gathered that I was not as welcome as I thought and that in plain words Tyke was jealous because Jean gave much of her time to me and did not play with them and take them for long walks any more. As time went on it got worse. Not that Tyke was mean or hurt me. .lust the opposite. He left me entirely alone and if I came into a room where he was he would stalk out with his nose in the air and never would come near meg why he was this way I don't know because every' body said that I was the prettiest and anyf way my tail was longer than Tyke's. His was just a cut off stub andl think that that
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PLIQC l S TH E DOM E I MQW' .K-.f 'r. fy sf 5. WL-1 'N,- vvff XX .4- 'xx,.,.l --fx,-..X 'a-x Vw.A. IRWIN .om . should count for something. Stubby's tail was shorter stillg that was why they called her Stubby I guess. There was going to be a picnic for the young folks. I knew because I heard them talking about it but I was not going. The big dogs were, though, and didn't Tyke lord it over me then! Uh, to think that I had to stay at home was had enough but to have Tyke constantly telling me about it was worse. Wlieii the day came I hid so they could not shut me up and then I went down to the dock and waited until the boat with jean and her friends had gone and then I came out. The boy who lived next door just then brought up his sailboat and I jumped in. There was a girl in there I had never seen before and I almost scared her out of her wits, You should have heard her scream! She screamed so loud that jean turned around in her canoe to see what was the matter and then I almost gave up hope I f Lasse:-Q - of going because she called to them to put me back on shore. The boy, recognizing me, laughed and said, Oh, donit worry about your precious pup, We'll take care of him. Vxfhat he called me I don't know and anyway it sounded pretty terrible so I growled but he must have thought it a joke because he said to Jean, Hear him telling you about it? He surely wants to come. Well, there I stayed, and it was the funnif est sensation to go over the water without going under the way Stubby and Tyke did when they went in swimming. I had often seen the boats on the water but I never thought that I should be in one. Wheii the sailboat had stopped they lifted me out and there was Stubby waiting for me. How she got there I don't know. All I was thinking of was whether or not she was waiting to wash my ears. fThat's the only thing I have against Stubbyfshe insists upon washing me. I don't see why any puppy ean't have a good time without a great big dog running after him to try to wash him., Something smelled so good. I heard somebody call out, Coiled and another say, Hot Dogs! I wondered if they were going to roast me or Tyke. I only hoped it would be Tyke, but nothing happened so I felt a little relieved. Any' way, my thoughts were interrupted hy
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