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Wags - A Dog's Tale

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Alas I am still here but you are gone, verily so all things must pass old friend; true the proud breast filled and white his coat shone from beginning to inglorious end. A scout, a hunter, and a rover save the car chasing fool in outrageous youth, yet in his lazy dotage I forgave sly endeared mischief too long in the tooth. That you bettered me I do freely boast and made less joyless this world unto me - a kindness of heart I’ll remember most and wagging tail known eponymously. I think of old times over hill and dale in my love for you in this a dog’s tale. Written: May 1990 Our family dog 1972 ~ 1988 An English Setter cross.

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