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Title: Don, a Runaway Dog: His Many Adventures

Author: Richard Barnum

Illustrator: Harriet H. Tooker

Release date: February 14, 2020 [eBook #61401]
Most recently updated: October 17, 2024

Language: English

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Kneetime Animal Stories

DON,
A RUNAWAY DOG

HIS MANY ADVENTURES

BY

RICHARD BARNUM

Author of “Squinty, the Comical Pig,” “Slicko, the
Jumping Squirrel,” “Mappo, the Merry Monkey,”
“Tum Tum, the Jolly Elephant,” etc.

ILLUSTRATED BY

HARRIET H. TOOKER

NEW YORK
BARSE & HOPKINS
PUBLISHERS


KNEETIME ANIMAL STORIES

By Richard Barnum

Illustrated.

(Other volumes in preparation)

BARSE & HOPKINS
Publishers            New York

Copyright, 1915
by
Barse & Hopkins


Don, A Runaway Dog

MADE IN U.S.A.


CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I Don Falls In 7
II Don’s New Home 17
III Don and Squinty 26
IV Don Sees Tum Tum 36
V Don Runs Away 47
VI Don Is Locked In 56
VII Don In the City 68
VIII Don and the Can 75
IX Don and the Dog Catcher 87
X Don’s New Friend 96
XI Don at a Party 104
XII Don and the Bear 115

ILLUSTRATIONS

Don had finished his trick of marching around like a soldier dog, with the broom for a gun Frontispiece
  PAGE
“He’s a fine dog!” cried Bob, as he patted and rubbed Don 23
He turned quickly to shake his head and horns at Don 39
Other dogs, coming to the fountain to get a drink, wanted to take Don’s bone away from him 65
“Get out of there, dog!” cried the policeman 81
He was all tangled up in the meshes of the net, and he fell down 99
“It’s my dog, Don, that ran away from the farm a long while ago!” 117