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"He's sound as a nut!" declared Slim vehemently. "There ain't a thing in the world the matter with him. Ask any vet to look him over!" "Well, Slim, I dunno's he's worth the expense. Come on, now; tell me what's the least you'll take for him?" "Five hundred dollars." "Give you a hundred and fifty cash." "Say, do you want me to make you a present of him?" demanded Slim, indignantly sarcastic.

If we want the service of a vet., we're quite capable of getting one for ourselves without having him shove his presence upon us unasked." "You are quite capable of doing a great many things, my dear captain, even making lions smile!" said Cleek serenely.

Yet it would be the simplest way. Once dead, and buried in accordance with the terms of the will, the dog would be out of his troubles, and you would be out of yours." "It would really be a relief. Peter Paul suffers so from asthma, poor old beastie. The vet says he can live only a month or two longer, anyway.

He looked at Obadiah's leg, sucked in his breath with a whistling sound more expressive than words, and faced Old Man Curry. "Want the 'vet' to see him?" asked the newcomer. "No use in him suffering that long," said the old man dully. "He's ruined. Might as well get it over with." Jockey Moseby Jones wailed aloud. "Oh, don' let 'em shoot Obadiah, boss!" he pleaded.

Frequently, these structures are divided as the result of wounds; but rupture, due to strain, is not frequent. From Amer. J'n'l. Vet. Med., Vol. In some cases in running horses, or in animals that are put to strenuous performances, such as are jumpers, rupture of tendons or of the suspensory ligament takes place.

A vet came and said, 'The best thing to do is to shoot him, and then the policeman pulled out a gun, and went toward Bo's head and bent over the brave and tired old eyes of my friend, and I fought! Fought so hard that they had to give us a chance, Bo and me.

Happiness never was locked up in a purse vet. I am sure Hugh and I They must want me at home!" There was a little sober consideration of the lumps of coal and the contented-looking blaze in the grate, a most essentially home-like thing and then Fleda went to her book, and for the space of an hour turned over her pages without interruption.

She had huddled there, as a last hope, to keep the dear, dead master warm, her great heart riven, hoping where there was no hope. That night she followed him to herd sheep in a better land. Death from exposure, Dingley, the vet., gave it; but as little M'Adam, his eyes dimmer than their wont, declared huskily; "We ken better, Wullie."

Which the results was nil; that is to say, pecuniarily speakin'. Then somebody fetched along Mr Clogg the vet. from Tregarrick, that had come over for the day to judge the horses, and he said as plain salt-and-water was worth all the mustard in the world, so they made the poor boy swallow the best part of a pint, and he brought up eighteenpence." "Saints alive! But I thought you told me "

Its three occupants descended as if to stretch their legs, and sauntered towards me. Two of the men I had seen before from the window of the Galloway inn one lean, sharp, and dark, the other comfortable and smiling. The third had the look of a countryman a vet, perhaps, or a small farmer. He was dressed in ill-cut knickerbockers, and the eye in his head was as bright and wary as a hen's.

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