A Dog Day Quotes

“Originally published in 1902, the costumes and settings in the detailed illustrations provide a fascinating glimpse into life at the turn of the last century.”

“This roguish hero tells the story of a rather eventful day in his life in his own voice—captivating old and young alike with his wit and ability to get away with virtually every canine crime imaginable without punishment.”

“Originally published in 1902, this book is the diary of a day in the life of a less-than-well-behaved dog who, nonetheless, charms an entire household. ”

“They at once spot the bag of silver. They then declare I have saved the house, and make no end of fuss with me. I am a hero. Later on Miss Brown came down and fondled me lots, and kissed me, and tied a piece of pink ribbon round my neck; and made me look a fool.”

“Stealing food, muddying the house, and attacking the household cat are all in a day’s work for this mischievous yet lovable dog, who always manages to get off scot-free.”

“A Dog Day is narrated by a lovable scamp of a terrier as he goes about his day rolling in mud, eating what he shouldn’t, and generally wreaking havoc - all while keeping the Brown household wrapped around his paw.”

“Upstairs into dining-room. Family not finished lunch yet. Young Mr Brown throws a bread pellet at me, hitting me on the nozzle. An insult. I swallow the insult.”

“Woke up feeling rather below par, owing to disturbed rest. Hardly enough energy to stretch myself. In the middle of the night a strange man came in by the kitchen windows, very quietly, with a bag.”

“This roguish hero tells the story of a rather eventful day in his life in his own voice-captivating old and young alike with his wit and ability to get away ...”

“Washed by Mary. A hateful business. Put into a tub, and rubbed all over_ mouth, tail, and everywhere_ with filthy soapy water, that loathsome cat looking on all the while, and sneering in her dashed superior way.”