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"I connected the two names, and then I thought the best thing to do was to bring Sandy here and see if he belonged to you folks. And I am glad to know that he does," he went on. I CONNECTED THE TWO NAMES AND THEN I THOUGHT THE BEST THING TO DO WAS TO BRING SANDY HERE AND SEE IF HE BELONGED TO YOU FOLS AND I'M GLAD TO KNOW THAT HE DOES HE WENT ON
t all about putting the other name on the box. I started out in my boat to take the box across the bay to the express office, and I was caught in the storm. I was nearly capsized and had to put back to shore, the box tipping overboard and floating off. I was glad enough to let it go and get safely back myself." "And did Sandy go overboard, too?" asked Harry, his arms about his dog's neck. "No, I had left Sandy on shore," answered Mr. Ravenwood. "Though he always wanted to go with me; didn't you, old fellow?" he asked, and the dog wagged his tail to show how happy he was. "Well, that's about all there is to my story," said Mr. Ravenwood. "After the storm was over I set out in search of my box of patterns, for I knew they would float, but I could not find them. Sandy went with me on these trips. Then I got Mr. Brown's letter, telling me that the box with my name on was here in Christmas Tree Cove, and, at the same time, I noticed the advertisement in one of the papers about the lost dog. ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE THAT I FORGOT ALL ABOUT PUTTING THE OTHER NAME ON THE BOX I STARTED OUT IN MY BOAT TO TAKE THE BOX ACROSS THE BAY TO THE EXPRESS OFFICE AND I WAS CAUGHT IN A STORM I WAS NEARLY CAPSIZED AND HAD TO PUT BACK TO SHORE THE BOX TIPPING OVERBOARD AND FLOATING OFF I WAS GLAD ENOUGH TO LET IT GO AND GET SAFELY BACK MYSELF AND DID SANDY GO OVERBOARD TOO ASKED HARRY HIS ARMS ABOUT HIS DOG'S NECK NO I HAD LEFT SANDY ON SHORE ANSWERED MISTER RAVENWOOD THOUGH HE ALWAYS WANTED TO GO WITH ME DIDN'T YOU OLD FELLOW HE ASKED AND THE DOG WAGGED HIS TAIL TO SHOW HOW HAPPY HE WAS WELL THAT'S ABOUT ALL THERE IS TO MY STORY SAID MISTER RAVENWOOD AFTER THE STORM WAS OVER I SET OUT IN SEARCH OF MY BOX OF PATTERNS FOR I KNEW THEY WOULD FLOAT BUT I COULD NOT FIND THEM SANDY WENT WITH ME ON THESE TRIPS THEN I GOT MISTER BROWN'S LETTER TELLING ME THAT THE BOX WITH MY NAME ON WAS HERE IN CHRISTMAS TREE COVE AND AT THE SAME TIME I NOTICED THE ADVERTISEMENT IN ONE OF THE PAPERS ABOUT THE LOST DOG
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