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Dog Stars

Three Luminaries in the Dog World

T. P. O'Connor
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Pages
294
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Read Books Ltd.

About

This classic collection of fun, amusing and heartwarming stories is a must read for anybody who loves dogs. Sixteen short anecdotes full of courage, humor, danger and most of all love, proving there is only one animal that can be called 'man's best friend'. Written by Elizabeth Paschal O'Connor a Texan socialite living in Victorian, married to Irish politician and newspaper magnate T. P. O'Connor. A heart-warming book but also a delightful insight into the upper classes of Victorian Britain. First printed in 1915. This text has been republished here for its historical and cultural significance. Including a new introduction on dogs in fiction.

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  • Animals
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  • Humor
  • Adult Nonfiction
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  • Dogs
  • Pets

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