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See, now, Hanson, this is a trick bow-wow. He can count better than you. We are three. Daughtry is ordering three beers. The bow-wow hears three. I hold up two fingers like this to the waiter. He brings two. The bow-wow raises hell with the waiter. You see." All of which came to pass, Michael blissfully unappeasable until the order was filled properly. "He can't count," was Hanson's conclusion.
Up jumped Uncle Wiggily, with his crutch and his valise, and he hopped as hard and as fast as he could run. My! How his legs did twist in and out. "Come on! Come!" barked the first dog to the second one. "I'm coming! I'm coming! Woof! Woof! Bow-w-w Bow-wow!" barked the second dog. Poor Uncle Wiggily's heart beat faster and faster, and he didn't know which way to run.
Well, as it happened, Uncle Wiggily was walking along the shore of the lake just then. He saw the little boy fall out of the boat, and he heard him cry. "I'll save you if I can!" exclaimed the brave old rabbit. "Come on, Rover, we'll go out in the motor boat and rescue him." "Bow-wow! Bow-wow! Sure! Sure!" cried Cover, wagging his tail.
"Yes you know Frances." I tried to call up something coherent; but somehow the thumping of my heart set up a rattling in my head. "No Rufus. As a matter of fact, I don't know. You were going to tell me something." "Bother my stupidity, Miss Miss Frances, but the mastiff's forgotten what it was going to bow-wow about!" "Not the moon this time," she laughed.
Lord Pembroke said once to me at Wilton, with a happy pleasantry, and some truth, that 'Dr Johnson's sayings would not appear so extraordinary, were it not for his bow-wow way': but I admit the truth of this only on some occasions.
When the fire-dog heard this, he could no longer endure to listen to me. Abashed did he draw in his tail, said "bow-wow!" in a cowed voice, and crept down into his cave. Thus told Zarathustra. His disciples, however, hardly listened to him: so great was their eagerness to tell him about the sailors, the rabbits, and the flying man. "What am I to think of it!" said Zarathustra.
They were refreshed, just as a tired horse is made to feel, better, after a hot day in the streets, when he has a cool drink and is sprinkled with the hose. "Roly, get out the way or you'll be all wet!" cried Mab, as the little poodle dog ran around her beans when she was watering them. "Bow-wow!" barked Roly, just as if he said he didn't care.
But while she was watching the poor mouse's plight, A deep growl behind made her jump with affright; She gave a great cry, and then started to run As swift as a bullet that 's shot from a gun! "Meow! Oh, meow "our poor Puss did say; "Bow-wow!" cried the dog, who was not far away. O'er meadows and ditches they scampered apace, O'er fences and hedges they kept up the race!
They'll run us down!" she went on, for the children, on their dog-horses, were rushing right at them. "Clear the track! Clear the track!" cried Bunny, wildly. "Yes! All aboard for the north pole!" yelled Sue. "Bow-wow!" barked the two dogs, as happy as the children. "Oh, Daddy! Do you know how to find Fred?" asked the little girl as she fell off her dog into the soft grass.
I had my own pillow, and there was a stove there, which at this time of year is the most beautiful thing in the world. I used to creep right under that stove. Ah me! I often dream of that stove still! Bow-wow! 'Is a stove so beautiful? asked the Snow-man. 'Is it anything like me? 'It is just the opposite of you! It is coal-black, and has a long neck with a brass pipe.
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