Aileen Aroon, A Memoir

Aileen Aroon, A Memoir
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Stables Gordon. Aileen Aroon, A Memoir

Preface

Chapter One. Prologistic

Chapter Two. Introducing Aileen Aroon

Chapter Three. Containing the Story of One of Aileen’s Friends

Chapter Four. Dedicated to Girls and Boys Only

Chapter Five. Embodying a Little Tale and a Little Adventure

Chapter Six. Aileen and Nero – A Dog’s Receipt for Keeping Well – Dog’s in the Snow in Greenland – The Life-Story of Aileen’s Pet, “Fairy Mary.”

Chapter Seven. Only a Dog

Chapter Eight. A Tale Told by the Old Pine-Tree

Chapter Nine. Tea on the Lawn, and the Story of a Starling

Chapter Ten. The Life and Death of Rook Toby

Chapter Eleven. A Bird-Haunted Lawn in June – Pets of my Early Years

Chapter Twelve. Early Studies in Natural History

Chapter Thirteen. All About my Bird Pets

Chapter Fourteen. The Redstart, the Goldfinch, the Mavis, and Merle

Chapter Fifteen. A Bird-Haunted Churchyard

Chapter Sixteen. A Friend of my Student Days

Chapter Seventeen. The Days When we went Cruising

Chapter Eighteen. Blue-Jackets’ Pets

Chapter Nineteen. My Cabin Mates and Bedfellows: A Sketch of Life on the Coast of Africa

Chapter Twenty. My Cabin Mates – Concluded

Chapter Twenty One. Containing a Tale to Banish the Creepies

Chapter Twenty Two. An Evening Spent at our own Fireside

Chapter Twenty Three “Greyfriars’ Bobby” – “Pepper” – The Blind Fiddler’s Dog

Chapter Twenty Four. Mr and Mrs Polypus: A Story Founded on a Fact in Natural History

Chapter Twenty Five. The Tale of the “Twin Chestnuts”; or, a Summer Evening’s Reverie

Chapter Twenty Six. The Story of Aileen’s Husband, Nero

Chapter Twenty Seven. The Story of Aileen’s Husband, Nero – Continued

Chapter Twenty Eight. The Story of Aileen’s Husband, Nero – Continued

Chapter Twenty Nine. The Story of Aileen’s Husband, Nero – Continued

Chapter Thirty. Ida’s Illness – Mercy to the Dumb Animals

Chapter Thirty One. Mirram: A Sketch from the Life of a Cat – About Summer Songs and Songsters

Chapter Thirty Two. Harry’s Holiday – King John; or, The Tale of a Tub – Sindbad; or, the Dog of Penellan

Chapter Thirty Three. A Short, Because a Sad One

Chapter Thirty Four. The Last

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Scene: A lofty pine wood, from which can be caught distant glimpses of the valley of the Thames. “Aileen Aroon,” a noble Newfoundland, has thrown herself down by her master’s side. All the other dogs at play in the wood.

Aileen’s master (speaks): “And so you have come and laid yourself down beside me, Aileen, and left your playmates every one? left your playmates roaming about among the trees, while you stay here by me?

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My hopes rose; the bear must be Sable. So an expedition was organised to go in search of her. The rank and file of this expedition consisted of schoolboys. I myself was captain, and Theodore Nero, the Newfoundland, was first lieutenant.

We were successful. My heart jumped for joy as I saw the great dog in the distance. But she would not suffer any one to come near her. That was not her form. I must walk on and whistle, and she would follow. I was glad enough to close with the offer, and gladder still when we reached home before she changed her mind and went off again.

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