Page 28 - The Little sister of Wilifred

“ Very well; you shall have a horse
Loo, you wheedling little monkey.”

L( And a dog. I never could have

horses and dogs because we were al­
ways travelling about so. W h at’s the

good of settling 'down, if I can't have

a dog j* ”
(t None at all. I am going to settle

down just "so you can have one.’7

il 1 like mastiffs," said Wilifred, pay­

ing no attention to this jest, u they are

so splendid and so big. Collies are
nice too. they run and jump so. And

there are those awfully ’cute little

terriers with their bright eyes* Every
one must like them. And pugs, papa,

the dear ugly little things! I like pugs

and setters of course, and hounds and

spaniels.”
i! And you would like a few of each,

I suppose,” laughed Dr. Moran, taking