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*This dog was the gift of my dear
and admired friend, Miss Mitford, and belongs to the
beautiful race she has rendered celebrated among English and American readers. The Flushes have their
laurels as well as the Cæsars,—the chief difference (at least the very head and front of it) consisting,
perhaps, in the bald head of the latter under the crown. 1844. [EBB note] Through thy lower nature
*This dog was the gift of my dear
and admired friend, Miss Mitford, and belongs to the
beautiful race she has rendered celebrated among English and American readers. The Flushes have their
laurels as well as the Cæsars,—the chief difference (at least the very head and front of it) consisting,
perhaps, in the bald head of the latter under the crown. 1844. [EBB note] Through thy lower nature,
*This dog was the gift of my dear
and admired friend, Miss Mitford, and belongs to the
beautiful race she has rendered celebrated among English and American readers. The Flushes have their
laurels as well as the Cæsars,—the chief difference (at least the very head and front of it) consisting,
perhaps, in the bald head of the latter under the crown. 1844. [EBB note] Through thy lower nature,
*This dog was the gift of my dear
and admired friend, Miss Mitford, and belongs to the
beautiful race she has rendered celebrated among English and American readers. The Flushes have their
laurels as well as the Cæsars,—the chief difference (at least the very head and front of it) consisting,
perhaps, in the bald head of the latter under the crown. 1844. [EBB note] Through thy lower nature,
*This dog was the gift of my dear
and admired friend, Miss Mitford, and belongs to the
beautiful race she has rendered celebrated among English and American readers. The Flushes have their
laurels as well as the Cæsars,—the chief difference (at least the very head and front of it) consisting,
perhaps, in the bald head of the latter under the crown. 1844. [EBB note]
Be my benediction said Be my benediction said Be my benediction said Be my benediction said Be my benediction said
With my hand upon thy head, With my hand upon thy head, With my hand upon thy head, With my hand upon thy head, With my hand upon thy head,
Gentle fellow-creature!