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NICHOLAS DON called across the street. He was leading, or rather dragging, a tall dog that objected strongly. When Nicholas put on an effort the dog sat down hard and choked his four paws ploughing through the dust like a new kind of one-man onion harvester. It was a hot Saturday afternoon, and this was hard work. The dog was heavy, he had plenty of bone, and when he threw his influence against the leader progress was almost impossible.
"What-o' Benno! A word with yeh," cried the Don.