Marmaduke Merry
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Poor fellow! he was so tiredwith his exertions that he could scarcely climb up out of the water, andwhen, to exhibit his affection, he attempted to embrace us, he fellforward on all fours, and very nearly rolled over into the sea again. As we sat by his side, all he had strength to do was to lick our handsand moan mournfully. Talk of the affection of a dog! I should thinkthat was as strong a mark of affection and sagacity as any dog couldgive. Let others beat it if they can. Having loosed Bruin... from theropes and secured the log of timber, which was the one, it must beunderstood, to which we had secured him in the hut, and which he haddragged out with main force, we set to work to catch him a dinner offish. This was the least we could do, and we were so fortunate in oursport that we were able to give him an abundant meal. He enjoyed itmuch, and quickly revived. To show his gratitude he soon began to playoff his usual extraordinary antics for our amusement, such as dancing ajig, standing on his head, or rolling himself up into a ball.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor fellow! he was so tiredwith his exertions that he could scarcely climb up out of the water, andwhen, to exhibit his affection, he attempted to embrace us, he fellforward on all fours, and very nearly rolled over into the sea again. As we sat by his side, all he had strength to do was to lick our handsand moan mournfully. Talk of the affection of a dog! I should thinkthat was as strong a mark of affection and sagacity as any dog couldgive. Let others beat it if they can. Having loosed Bruin... from theropes and secured the log of timber, which was the one, it must beunderstood, to which we had secured him in the hut, and which he haddragged out with main force, we set to work to catch him a dinner offish. This was the least we could do, and we were so fortunate in oursport that we were able to give him an abundant meal. He enjoyed itmuch, and quickly revived. To show his gratitude he soon began to playoff his usual extraordinary antics for our amusement, such as dancing ajig, standing on his head, or rolling himself up into a ball.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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