The Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too
All have not had the advantage of the lesson which I was blessed with; for it _was_ a blessing; one that has so impressed itself on my memory, that sometimes when I fancy I cannot eat anything that is put before me, because it is too much done, or not done enough, or has some other real or supposed defect, I say to myself, "Job, Job, what would you have given for a tiny bit of the worst part of it when you were at sea?"