The Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too
How my noble conduct (for so they were kind enough to call it, though I only tried to do my duty, and failed) had been made known to the great dogs of Caneville, and how they had sought after me to thank me for it;--how they had offered rewards to those who assisted in my recovery;--how, when it was supposed that I was dead, they took Nip from our modest home, and placed him in this present house, fitted with everything that could make him comfortable for life;--how, when all hope was gone, my unexpected appearance brought a crowd about me, each one anxious to assist me in my distress, though some maliciously said, in order to lay claim to the reward;--and how I was finally brought again to my senses through the care of our clever canine doctors, and the kind nursing of dear old Nip.