. Natur Studie [microform]. Natural History; Baron. 57 Ein wenig solo von rarprise und Schmerzen. Der Chef hat ihn nicht wirklich hart, aber der Welpe es Vas die schlimmste Erfahrung, die er bisher gehabt hatte. Er kauerte zitternd in das Stroh der Ende ausgeht, nicht wagt, sich zu bewegen und sich fragen, was kommt als Nächstes kam nichts außer die Katze auf eine Maus jagen, und Sie können sicher sein, dass er keine Sympathie von Ihr. So finaUy hat er die vernünftigste Sache; er das Beste daraus gemacht und ging schlafen. Am nächsten Tag das Gleiche passiert. Sie sehen, wie viele andere Menschen, hatte ein kurzes Gedächtnis,

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. Nature study [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. 57 a little solo of rarprise and pain. The Boss didn't hit him really hard, but to the puppy it vas the most terrible experience he had ever had. He crouched trembling in the straw of the end stall, not daring to move and wondering what was coming next Nothing came except the cat on a mouse hunt, and you may be sure he didn't get any sympathy from her. So finaUy he did the most sensible thing; he made the best of it and went to sleep. The next day the same thing happened. You see Bill, like many other people, had a short memory, especially when he didn't want tu remember; so he got another beating and spent another afternoon in the end stall. But the third time, when the Bobs said, " Go and lie down, " he didn't wait for the beating, but went. As a reward the Boss let him come out to the back field, where he had a great time chasmg the crows and never catching them. In this way Bill learned the first great lesson which everybody must learn, men and women, boys and girls; the lesson the soldier learns first of all: " Obey Orders." After this there were very few beatings. For the Boss knew how to treat a dog properly, and never punished one without letting him know why he did it. He never lost his temper with Bill, nor frightened the sense out of him by shouting. And the puppy soon began to trust him completely, be- cause he knew that what he said would be right. At the back of the farm was a big hilly pasture with a wooded ravine running through it and in the bottom of this ravine a stream which the boys called "the crick, " and in which they sometimes caufi^ht little speckled trout; there was also a fine swimming hole near the lower end, where the stream got bigger, just before it emptied itself into the river. Well, one day the Boss called up the two dogs and started for the parture. All the other puppies had been given away, so Bill and his mother were all that was left o

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