The twenty dollars Meriwether Lewis paid for the dog in Pittsburgh in 1803 was a lot of money, but the big black Newfoundland was a lot of dog.
An edition of Dogs and Masters (True Tales of the Old West) (True Tales of the Old West)
(1999)
Dogs and Masters (True Tales of the Old West) (True Tales of the Old West)
by Charles L. Convis
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Dogs and Masters (True Tales of the Old West) (True Tales of the Old West)
September 1999, Pioneer Press Books
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1892156008 9781892156006
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"The twenty dollars Meriwether Lewis paid for the dog in Pittsburgh in 1803 was a lot of money, but the big black Newfoundland was a lot of dog."
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