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A Tale of a Lonely Parish

CHAPTER V
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At that moment the door opened and Nellie entered the room, having successfully grappled with the inkstains.

She went straight to the squire, and held out her hand, blushing a little, but looking very pretty.

Then she saw the huge head of Stamboul who looked up at her with a ferociously agreeable canine smile, and thwacked the carpet with his tail as he sat; Nellie started back.
"Oh, what a dog!" she exclaimed.

But very soon she was on excellent terms with him; little Nellie was not timid, and Stamboul, who liked people who were not afraid of him and was especially fond of children, did his best to be amusing.
"He is a very good dog," remarked Mr.Juxon.

"He once did me a very good service." "How was that ?" "I was riding in the Belgrade forest one summer.


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