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441
"
There
is
some
mystery
there
,
"
murmured
Captain
Hull
,
who
had
lost
none
of
this
little
scene
.
442
"
But
,
sir
,
"
said
the
novice
,
"
is
it
not
very
astonishing
that
a
dog
should
know
the
letters
of
the
alphabet
?
"
443
"
No
!
"
cried
little
Jack
.
"
Mama
has
often
told
me
the
story
of
a
dog
which
knew
how
to
read
and
write
,
and
even
play
dominoes
,
like
a
real
schoolmaster
!
"
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444
"
My
dear
child
,
"
replied
Mrs.
Weldon
,
smiling
,
"
that
dog
,
whose
name
was
Munito
,
was
not
a
savant
,
as
you
suppose
.
If
I
may
believe
what
has
been
told
me
about
it
,
Munito
would
not
have
been
able
to
distinguish
the
letters
which
served
to
compose
the
words
.
But
its
master
,
a
clever
American
,
having
remarked
what
fine
hearing
Munito
had
,
applied
himself
to
cultivating
that
sense
,
and
to
draw
from
it
some
very
curious
effects
.
"
445
"
How
did
he
set
to
work
,
Mrs.
Weldon
?
"
asked
Dick
Sand
,
whom
the
history
interested
almost
as
much
as
little
Jack
.
446
"
In
this
way
,
my
friend
.
"
When
Munito
was
'
to
appear
'
before
the
public
,
letters
similar
to
these
were
displayed
on
a
table
.
On
that
table
the
poodle
walked
about
,
waiting
till
a
word
was
proposed
,
whether
in
a
loud
voice
or
in
a
low
voice
.
Only
,
one
essential
condition
was
that
its
master
should
know
the
word
.
"
447
"
And
,
in
the
absence
of
its
master
--
"
said
the
novice
.
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448
"
The
dog
could
have
done
nothing
,
"
replied
Mrs.
Weldon
,
"
and
here
is
the
reason
.
The
letters
spread
out
on
the
table
,
Munito
walked
about
through
this
alphabet
.
449
When
it
arrived
before
the
letter
which
it
should
choose
to
form
the
word
required
,
it
stopped
;
but
if
it
stopped
it
was
because
it
heard
the
noise
--
imperceptible
to
all
others
--
of
a
toothpick
that
the
American
snapped
in
his
pocket
.
That
noise
was
the
signal
for
Munito
to
take
the
letter
and
arrange
it
in
suitable
order
.
"
450
"
And
that
was
all
the
secret
?
"
cried
Dick
Sand
.