Obedience was engrained in every fibre of Crusoe's
mental and corporeal being. He did not merely answer
at once to the call--he
sprang
to it, leaving the prairie-hen
untasted.
"Fetch it, pup," cried Dick eagerly as the dog came
up.
In a few moments the hen was at his feet. Dick's
circumstances could not brook the delay of cookery; he