1
It is your thoughtfulness that has made Chum such a fine dog.
2
He was a fine dog, but he'd got corrupted by evil companions.
3
I am a fine dog, and you are a fine lion.
4
I'd like nothing better than to own a fine dog of some spirit.
5
That I have, and a fine dog he is, too.
6
I mean that exceedingly fine dog of yours, Snarleyow.
7
I didn't deserve to own such a fine dog.
8
Nicholas, what a fine dog Truníla is!
9
One day, a fine dog the farmer was very fond of, came into one of Mark Page's fields.
10
He's a mighty fine dog, sir.
11
He said that Hero was certainly a fine dog-he had a dog a good deal like him at home.
12
He said that a neighbor had an uncommonly fine dog, well trained, and, as it seemed, perfect in all things.
13
Very strong, very simple, possibly very brutal men, but brutal as a fine dog is brutal, a simplicity about that.
14
Ah, the fine dog!
15
Father said 'hero' meant courage and honor; and so it was the right name for such a fine dog, Ruth answered quickly.
16
When he came to the house where Edward lived, he saw a fine dog lying near the steps, looking very comfortable and happy.
