The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10
THE DREAM OF HIS LIFE.
1T WAS BOU-LEGGED PROPOSE
TION NAMED MULLIGAN


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pow-legged proposition I've had spotted for
the last few weeks is a baby. II ever there
That you've had spotted'" inquired Mrs
Pinckney. with mystined expression. who
ever heard OF an artihclally- spotted baby dog'
you AFRAID the spo.' might rub OF
with tbeHtbs snottod bahv d h 90 Or o ara ths
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spots 'noel'ole' ana l, so, now are they put
what wanted to say is that the dog I've
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picked out is corker.'
"Corker2" put in Mrs Pinokney rs that
one of those new fnddy breods' Don't you
mean forkshlre?"
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ot p enoSe s|une leu anu mounted uoSs IKE
pinckney sat up In the hammock and re-
NO" said he. finally. II am not going to-
bring home stuffed and mounted dog. nor a
,,nsSorporate within the limits Of this domain a
place for me now. Been keeping him for me
until got this shack into WORKING shape
Bought him two weeks ago He's got a pedl-
&reeen,,,the dog, not Jack-as long as your arm.
Mrs. Pnckn"y remained silent.
ITS been the dream of my life," Pnckney
went on. eIOpucutly TO get a plant of my own
where | could keep a bulldog. I'd rather have
a bulldog than II yacht or "A special car any
day 4 hui logs all | need to make mo
deeIiriously happy. Wait'll you see him, that's
Still Mrs. pincknry remained silent
Need n watchdog Town here. anyhow" |
continued piucknry AN .llr fellows that !
move down here get dogs FIlkins across tho /
way thinks that scrappy fox terrier Of his is |
the whole thing. Well. when | bring Mul!lgan |
Yep, Mu !iEan," said Pincknry MY dogs |
name you know Mulligan Great nnme isn't |
it? He looks the mart, too Born on it Pat |
rick's Day and that how they hapucned to give |
him that harp name Well, when fetch Multi |
gan along. Fikins'l think that perky mutt o. |
Pinckey brought MuIiigan along the next |
afternoon when he came from the city with |
the aid of a spiked collar and n haif-inch steel |
chain. Mrs Pinckney was rocking on the front |
porch when Pinckncy came along draRginp |
Mulligan. She called to the housemaid to cor |
raj all the, children in the nursery and lock |
them up therein.
Pinckney. hauling Muliigan inside the gate
Mrs Pinckney was behind the SCREAM door
Come on ont and play with him said Pinck- |
ney. What you afraid OF He's "a eentje asa |
rabbit He'll eat of your hand.
"Or your foot. iuterrlpted Mrs. Pincknev
mere. He's perfectly lovely"
chi binn lrnny In In,