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leaves were like; and when he went
to hunt for them Wolf always went
to help. Johnny told him what
kind he wanted; but I don’t know
whether he understood that, only he
liked to go with his master, and be-
lieved that Johnny could not do
without him.

Perhaps he went to sce that his
little master did not get into danger ;
but this he never told me: so I only
know that he always seemed to en-
joy himself very much indeed.

And, anyhow, he was useful ; tor,
in one of the fields in which they
used to play, there were a number
of tiny rills of water, not deep
enough to hurt even Johnny, if he

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