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Dogs And Puppies | by Frances Trego Montgomery



A cute book illustrating the lives of various Boston Terrier puppies and their new families.

TitleDogs And Puppies
AuthorFrances Trego Montgomery
PublisherBarse & Hopkins
Year1908
Copyright1908, Barse & Hopkins
Dogs And Puppies.
-Chapter I. Gypsy's Family
Now, children, said Gypsy, an old mother Boston Terrier, I must begin to teach you some manners, for you will soon have to leave your old mother, and go out into the world and look after yourselves....
-Chapter II. Pretty's First Home
With drooping ears and tail she was handed to the maid in the brougham, and driven away before she had a chance to say good bye to her loving mother or her brothers and sisters. Here, look up and ...
-Chapter III. A Pleasant Home For Punch
The next to come for one of Mother Gypsy's puppies was a little girl of twelve, with a heart as big as her head, and she bid fair to be as over particular as the French maid had been careless. She ...
-Chapter IV. What Happened To Buster
The third little puppy to go had the most exciting life of all. He was a handsome dark brin-dle, with a white streak down his face and around his nose. He also had a white breast, white fore legs, and...
-Chapter V. Patsy And His Little Lame Mistress
The fourth puppy was sold to a very wealthy little lame girl, and he went with her everywhere, even to Europe. Once, when they were on board one of the big Atlantic steamers, a gentleman offered th...
-Chapter VI. Beans And The Orphan Boy
The fifth puppy, though not so prettily marked as the other dogs, was a dignified, quiet little dog, that never got into mischief, and was always on hand when he was wanted. He was first sold to a ...







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