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Oh, Greg, don’t do this to me! Please! Don’t send me away! Keep me here with you! Please! I’ll change, Greg, I’ll change my ways. I’ll stop chewing shoes. I’ll bring Kate the New York Times every morning -- well I won’t do that, that’s too corny -- but I’ll do something else!
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Lying on a dung heap just waiting for his master. And when his master finally showed, what did the dog do? He raised his head, wagged his tail, and died.
Gurney, A.R. Sylvia. Dramatists Play Service, New York, NY. 1996. pp. 67-68.
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