human
The griffin now opened a secret door in the side of the cavern, and the dog saw a broad path, that led at once into the woods. Before he went, he thanked the griffin with his paw on his heart, and wished him a long life and a merry one, and then ran off wagging his tail. It was a beautiful moonlight evening; and the sweet breath of the wild flowers, as the gentle wind went floating by, filled the dog's senses with delight; he was happy, because he was honest, and he said to himself as he trotted along, 'Ah! Mr. Fox, there's no trap for an honest dog, that has not two doors to it, smart as you think yourself.'
gpt
Oh! I am so glad he is out, cried Willie, clapping his hands;
human
Why, my dear little boy, answered his mother,
gpt
and she took out her watch.
human
Why, only see! after 7 o'clock! we must stop now. I had no idea we had been reading some and making up some of this story so long; come, little boy, time for your bread and milk; as the good dog is safe, we will bid him good-bye to-night, and I will read you the rest to-morrow.
gpt
Dear Beppo, I love him, said Willie, skipping about the room;
human
I hope I shall always be an honest dog--an honest boy I mean, he continued, laughing.
gpt
How splendid to have every body trust you, and leave all kinds of treasure for you to take care of! Mamma, would you like me to take care of grandma's portrait? I know that is a great treasure: I would put it under my bed and stare at it all day.
human
But what would you do at night?
gpt
Oh! said Willie,