Sea Dogs All

Sea-Dogs AllBy Tom Bevan,

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When Kyle finds a young dog almost drowned in a heap of seaweed on the beach, he claims the dog as his own and is happy for the first time in a while. He knows that his dog loves him, but whenever they walk on the beach, the dog swims out to sea and doesn't come back until Kyle calls and calls. Then one day, they run into an old man and it turns out that the dog may not belong to Kyle alone.

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Tom Bevan (1868-1938), who also wrote under the pseudonym Walter Bamfylde, was the British author of: The Thane of the Dean: A Tale of the Time of the Conqueror (1899), White Ivory and Black (with E. H. Burrage & J. A. Higginson) (1899), The 'Polly's' Apprentice (1900), A Lion of Wessex; or, How Saxon Fought Dane (1902), Against the King (1903), The Fen Robbers (1903), Beggars of the Sea: A Story of the Dutch Struggle with Spain (1904), A Hero in Wolf-Skin: A Story of Pagan and Christian (1904), The War- God and the Brown Maiden (1904), Red Dickon the Outlaw: A Story of Medi]val England (1905), A Trooper of the Finns: A Tale of the Thirty Years' War (1905), Sea-Dogs All : A Tale of Forest and Sea (1907) and many others.

Reproduction of the original: Elizabethan Sea-Dogs by William Wood