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miserable one indeed. It would
have been very different if he had
listened to Mr. Oughtn’t.

If any of the neighbours did but
look at him, he shrank out of their
way, thinking that they knew how
bad tiem yee inaced, he was
ashamed to look even Wolf in the
face. In fact, he was afraid of every-
thing, and was become quite a
coward, like the strange dog that he
had seen in the lane.

And, of course, that evening when
his father heard all about it, was the
saddest that he had ever known.

The next day was Sunday; and
his father and mother took him to
church as usual with them. He al-