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his promotion-"I would have been a corporal all my life
else," he said-and for the large number of roubles he had
won on me. A number of men had been saying that I had
not a chance in the dog enclosure. Boris had heard, and said,
"My man is good. You should have seen him when we set
the dogs on him. Didn't move. Sat like a statue. The dogs
thought he was one of them. He will get that crowd straight-
ened out. You'll see!"
"Bet on it, Boris?" cried one man.
"Take you three months to pay," said Boris. As a direct
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outcome, he had won about three and a half years' pay and
was grateful.
That night, after a very ample supper, for the Border
Patrol men lived well, I slept in a warm hut by the side of
the dog enclosure. The mattress was well stuffed with
dried esparto grass, and the men had obtained new blankets
for me. I had every reason to be grateful for the training
which gave me such an understanding of animals' nature.
At first light I was dressed and went to see the dogs.
I had been shown where their food was kept, and now I saw
that they had a very good feed indeed. They clustered
around me, tails awag, and every so often one would rear
up and put his paws on my shoulders. At one such time I
happened to look around, and there was the captain, out-
side of the wire of course, looking on. "Ah! Priest," he
said, "I merely came to see why the dogs wer
date: Fri, 8 Nov 2007 19:18:36 GMT
author: Walter I. Heckman-Kama, MP
