...had never shewn him the least kindness,, and wishing to retire to rest, bade the servant let him in, that they might see what he wanted to do, this done the mastiff with a wag of the tail and a look of affection at his lord, deliberately walked up and crawling under the bed laid...

...turned out ; which being done, the poor animal began scratching violently at the door, and howling loudly for admission. The servant was sent to drive...of opposition, bade the servant open the door, that he might see what he wanted to do. This done, the mastiff with a wag of his tail, and a look of affection...

...violently at the door, and howling for admission. The servant was sent to drive him away. He, however, returned again, and was more importunate than before...open the door, that they might see what he wanted. This done, the mastiff, with a wag of his tail, and a look of affection at his lord, deliberately walked...

...violently at the door, and howling for admission. The servant was sent to drive him away. He, however, returned again, and was more importunate than before...of opposition, bade the servant open the door that he might see what he wanted. This done, the mastiff, with a wag of the tail, and a look of affection...

...turned out ; which, being complied with, the poor animal began scratching at the door, and howling loudly for admission. The servant was sent to drive him away. Discouragement, however, could not check his intended labour of love ; he returned again, and was more importunate...

...the society of a master who had never shown him the least kindness, and wishing to retire to rest, bade the servant open the door, that they might see...wanted to do. This done, the mastiff, with a wag of the tail, and a look of affection at his lord, deliberately walked up, and crawling nnder the bed,...

...to his master; he returned again and was more earnest than before to be let in. The gentleman, being weary of opposition, bade the servant open the door that they might see what he wanted to do. x5. About the solemn hour of midnight, the chamber door opened, and a person was heard stepping across...

...out ; which, being complied with, the poor animal began scratching violently at the door, and howling loudly for admission. The servant was sent to drive him away. Discouragement, however, could not check his intended labour of love ; he returned again, and was more importunate...

...admission. The servant was sent to drive htm away. Discouragement conld not check his intended labor ot love, or, rather, providential impulse ; he returned...importunate than before to be let in. Sir Harry, weary ot opposition, bade the servant open the door, that they might see what he wanted to do. This done,...

...out, which being complied with, the poor animal began scratching violently at the door, and howling loudly for admission. The servant was sent to drive him away. Discouragement, however, could not check his intended labour of love ; he returned again, and was more importunate...