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Further Adventures of Lad

CHAPTER III
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He wades chin-deep through flattery and loving attentions.

Then, after the judging is over, he is about as popular with those same exhibitors as a typhoid germ.

No one can say bad enough things about him.

He's 'incompetent,' he's 'a grafter,--'he's 'afraid of the big kennels,'-- he's 'drunk.' He's any of these things; or all of them put together.

Nobody's satisfied.
Everybody has had a raw deal.


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