THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.

Character, &c., 133--saves people from drowning, 135--Baby,

136--saves a child from being run over, 136--saves a spaniel from

being drowned, 137--saves a gentleman from drowning at Portsmouth,

138--saves a man in a mill-stream, 138--calculating dogs,

138--Sabbath party disturbed by a dog, 139--Archdeacon Wix's dog,

140--a Newfoundland brings away breeches containing money

belonging to his master, 143--commits suicide, 145--saves a

coachman in the Thames, 146--tries to drown a spaniel, 147--uses

his paw as a fishing-bait, 148--in carrying two hats puts one

inside other, 148--three dogs previously enemies unite against a

common foe, 149--a dog saves his drowning enemy, 151--releases

himself and companions from captivity, 152--a swimming-wager

amusingly lost by a dog's care, 153--the dog as postman,

153--swims for ten hours in a tempestuous sea, 153--saves his dead

master's pocket-book, 154--Lord Grenville's lines on the,

155--Newfoundland dog ducks his aggressor, 157--carries a rope to

the shore, 158--saves an ungrateful master, 158--guardian of a

lady's honour, 160--anecdotes of Mr. M'Intyre's dog Dandie,

160-5--a Newfoundland causes the detection of a dishonest porter,

165--saves twelve persons from drowning, 166--watches over his

drunken master, 167--his humanity occasions a disturbance at

Woolwich Theatre, 167--carries a lanthorn before his master,

168--saves the lives of all on board the Durham Packet,

170--drowns a pet lamb out of jealousy, 171--rescues a canary

which had flown into the sea, 171--saves his old master from

robbers, 173--St. John's and Labrador dogs, 176--long remembrance

of injuries, 177--discovers a poacher, 178--discretion and

revenge, 178--returns from Berwick to London, 179--the Romans had

some dog of the same kind, 179--liberates a man who had fallen

into a gravel-pit, 180--Boatswain provides his mistress a dinner,

181--a trespasser detained, 181--Victor at the Battle of

Copenhagen, 182--a Newfoundland dog retrieves on the ice,

182--fetches a coat from the tailor's, 183--lines by Lord Eldon,

184.

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