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The Dog Crusoe and His Master

CHAPTER IV
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The only time when Grumps was thoroughly nonplussed was when Dick Varley's whistle sounded faintly in the far distance.

Then Crusoe would prick up his ears and stretch out at full gallop, clearing ditch, and fence, and brake with his strong elastic bound, and leaving Grumps to patter after him as fast as his four-inch legs would carry him.

Poor Grumps usually arrived at the village to find both dog and master gone, and would betake himself to his own dwelling, there to lie down and sleep, and dream, perchance, of rambles and gambols with his gigantic friend..


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