Cornelius Shea, In the Wonderful Land of Hez; or…
“ Then the thought struck the young swamp explorer that Philander Owens, clinging to a log, had preceded him down the turbulent stream but a minute before. Had Reginald Lacy stood upon the shore and watched him go whirling to his death?As he looked at the man and saw the satisfied expression that gleamed from his eyes, he made up his mind that such indeed was the case.“That is a splendid dog you have,” remarked Leo. “Had it not been for him all would have been up with me.”“Yes,” assented Lacy. “There are few better dogs than Jupiter. He is the best friend I have got in the whole world.” ”
