Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 16, April 19, 1914 by Various
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"But who will take care of your sheep to-night, ma'am?" said the neighbor. "I would do it but I left my flock with my little son and must return at once." "Rex will take care of the sheep," said Carl. "I know he will for he guards anything I ask him to." "He looks like a sure enough shepherd dog," said the neighbor. "I would trust him with a flock of my own." So while Sam was hurrying down the mountain side after the doctor, Carl and Rosalie went with the neighbor through the woods to the place where Uncle Jack's flock of yearling sheep were feeding. And Rex went with them. "I heard wolves howling last night," said the neighbor. "Your dog will have to keep close watch to-night." "Oh, he will sir," said Rosalie. And sure enough! When Sam went to the sheep in the morning he found not one of them missing. Nor would Rex allow Sam to go near the sheep until Carl came out and called him away from his post of duty. A WASH DAY FANTASY. |
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