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Poor Miss Finch

CHAPTER THE SECOND
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He alone did the honors of the place.

He had a stump of a tail, which he wagged at me with extreme difficulty, and a good honest white and black face which he poked companionably into my hand.

"Welcome, Madame Pratolungo, to Dimchurch; and excuse these male and female laborers who stand and stare at you.

The good God who makes us all has made them too, but has not succeeded so well as with you and me." I happen to be one of the few people who can read dogs' language as written in dogs' faces.

I correctly report the language of the gentleman sheep-dog on this occasion.
We opened the gate of the rectory, and passed in.


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