F. Anstey,
A Farewell Appearance
(1892)
“ His eyes said what he felt—"I'm glad of it; serves her right—I'd do it again!" "You deserve to be well whipped," continued Hilda severely; "but you do howl so. I shall leave you to your own conscience" (a favorite remark of her governess) "until your bad heart is touched,and you come here and say you're sorry and beg both our pardons. I only wish you could be made to pay for a new arm. Go away out of my sight, you bad dog; I can't bear to look at you!" Dandy, still impenitent, moved leisurely down from the table and out of the open door into the kitchen. ”
