And how could I leave him outside when he wanted to be with me ?" "You could have done so because it would have been right," said Mrs.
Enderby.

"You knew that Mr.Enderby had refused to allow the dog to come here.

You ought to have remembered his wishes.

He has been very good to you, and you must learn to obey him." "It is cruel of him not to let me have Scamp," persisted Hetty; "he never bites anyone, and he is better than the other dogs.

Why can I not have him for my own ?" "I will not answer that question, Hetty; it must be enough for you that you are to obey.