The Field Lessoi:. 173

(each ane were more like play; ava
Wolf often took great interest in
watching how he got on with those
lessons.

For sometimes he had to learn
how to do things that Wolf had
been expert in nearly all his life ;
and I dare say the good dog won-
dered how it was that his little
master was so much behind himself
in some matters.

Well, it is of no use trying to
guess at Wolf’s thoughts. Very
ier they were funny enough at
times, aa would have made him
laugh if he had been able; but that is
a thing that no dog can manage, be
he ever so clever; for no dog or