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- Author: Harriet May Savitz
- Publisher: iUniverse
- ISBN-10: 0595502512
- ISBN-13: 9780595502516
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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As an only child until 11 years old, I had many lonely hours to fill. Whenever a dog lost his way or found himself without shelter, he would follow me home from school or from the park. It didn't seem polite to refuse a lost animal a meal and a warm place to sleep for the night.
But one night usually turned into two, and sometimes three. Just as we were beginning to be friends, just as I was growing accustomed to being greeted at the steps when I returned from school, with the wag of a tail, someone in the apartment would complain. Someone would tell the landlord.
The story was always the same. I would return home from school and my companion, my delightful pal would be gone. But I kept bringing strays home.
A lonely day was never quite as empty with a dog's nose nuzzling against my knee, begging for attention. "Some day I'm going to have as many animals as I want," I promised myself. Years later, when that some day arrived, I did. And now I would like to bring them into your life, as they came into mine.
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- Author: Harriet May Savitz
- Publisher: iUniverse
- ISBN-10: 0595502512
- ISBN-13: 9780595502516
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
As an only child until 11 years old, I had many lonely hours to fill. Whenever a dog lost his way or found himself without shelter, he would follow me home from school or from the park. It didn't seem polite to refuse a lost animal a meal and a warm place to sleep for the night.
But one night usually turned into two, and sometimes three. Just as we were beginning to be friends, just as I was growing accustomed to being greeted at the steps when I returned from school, with the wag of a tail, someone in the apartment would complain. Someone would tell the landlord.
The story was always the same. I would return home from school and my companion, my delightful pal would be gone. But I kept bringing strays home.
A lonely day was never quite as empty with a dog's nose nuzzling against my knee, begging for attention. "Some day I'm going to have as many animals as I want," I promised myself. Years later, when that some day arrived, I did. And now I would like to bring them into your life, as they came into mine.
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