| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 696 | Now it was View more quotes about sitting">sitting comically on its rump with its paws fluttering in the air. |
| 8 | 697 | Now it was rolling over and over. |
| 8 | 698 | Then it was whining, begging piteously. |
| 8 | 699 | Frequently, especially when it had performed well, the mountebank would throw the animal a tiny piece of bosk meat, this taken from a large pocket in his robes. |
| 8 | 700 | Sometimes he would scold it, and withhold the meat. |
| 8 | 701 | Then the animal would put down its head, and turn it to the side, like a reprimanded child. |
| 8 | 702 | And then the mountebank would give it its piece of meat. |