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His mother, who was there, and who heard all that passed, as the doors were open, said to him, as he walked by her, What a foolish way that was to ask him, Rollo! You might have known it would have done no good.Rollo read a little way, old dog problems and then Lucy read a little way but they were not much interested, and thinking that the difficulty might be in the book, they got another, but with no better success.Rollo threw the crumbs out, but they only frightened the little thing away.O dear me! old dog problems said Rollo.I will watch it.He then turned and went up the narrow, steep stairs that led to the garret they were old dog problems rather more like a ladder than like stairs.Because, said his mother, it requires a good deal of resolution, at first, to turn to duty when you have just been setting your heart on pleasure.There were old dog problems still great beds of burning embers remaining, and in some places the remains of logs and stumps were blazing brightly.He asked Lucy if she did not think it was going to be pleasant, but Lucy was more modest and reasonable than he was, and said that she did not know she could not judge of the weather so well as her father.Rollo old dog problems was very confident it would not rain, and was very eager to have them go.Now, Rollo's father and mother, together with his uncle George, formed a plan for going up this mountain after blueberries, and they were going to take Rollo and his cousin Lucy with them.I suppose you would but I see you old dog problems have made a great mistake.