Its varieties, 265--Peter, 266--a terrier kills a child from
jealousy, 268--pines to death from jealousy, 268--guards a lady in
her walks, 269--affection of a terrier, 269--Sir Walter Scott's
description of Wasp, 270--brings assistance to his imprisoned
master, 271--gets a friend to pay his boat-hire, 272--Mrs.
Grosvenor's dog, 273--a bell-ringing and message-carrying terrier,
273--a dog knows his mistress's dress, and follows the wearer,
274--anecdotes of a terrier at Hampton Court, 274--a terrier saves
his master from being burnt to death, 277--suckles a rat,
277--tries to prevent his master from beating his son, 278--Pincer
seeks assistance in dislodging rats, 278--a terrier rescues her
two drowned pups, 280--seeks assistance in getting a bone,
281--gets a lady to ring the bell for him, 282--flies at the
throat of a man who attacks his master, 282--a grateful terrier,
283--attachment to a cat, 283--clever expedient of two
affectionate dogs, 284--Snap, 285--the fate of a gentleman
revealed to his family by means of a terrier, 286--a terrier in
the Tower follows a soldier to find his master, 288--Snob, 289--a
terrier suckles fox-cubs, 290--brings assistance to his canine
friend, 291--returns from York to London, 292--finds a thief in
the cupboard, 292--friendship between a terrier and bantam,
293--traces his master to Gravesend, 294--Peter, 295--a terrier
suckles a kitten, 295--a terrier discovers where his master has
travelled by the scent, 296--nurses a brood of ducklings and
chickens, 296--brings his master's wife to the dead body of her
husband, 297--Keeper recognises his master's vessel after a long
interval, 298.