[Further Adventures of Lad by Albert Payson Terhune]@TWC D-Link bookFurther Adventures of Lad CHAPTER V 8/60
He took to moping.
And he spent more time than before in his beloved "cave," under the music-room piano. Moping and solitude are no more beneficial to dogs than to humans.
The Master racked his brain for some way of bringing the splendid collie back to his olden spirits. Luck, or fate, took the matter out of his hands. The Mistress and the Master were invited to spend a week with some friends whose house stood in an ultra-restricted residential park, high up in the Catskills.
By leaving the Place at sunrise, they could reach the Park, by motor, in time for afternoon tea. At dawn, the car was brought to the door.
Its tonneau was piled with luggage; and all was ready for a start as soon as the unappetizingly early breakfast could be swallowed. Wolf and Lady, after following the car from the garage to the door, wearied of the uninspiring wait; and set forth at a hand-gallop for the woods.
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