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NYGWPB.752.026
13 Apr 1752:11 (482)
ON THE FAITHFULNESS OF DOGS.
Amongst the animal part of the creation, there is none
generally look'd upon or treated with so much contempt as
dogs . . .
I remember, Mr. Pope, in a letter to one of his friends,
speaking of a favourite dog of his own . . .
When wise Ulisses, from his native coast,
Long kept by wars, and long by tempests tost;
Arriv'd at last, poor, old disguis'd, alone,
To all his friends, and e'en his Queen unknown:
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