#17

to find an object out of sight, having been thrown,
perhaps, into the long grass
as a photographer he begged me to look

another interesting test

#16

Frequently to Come Back to You

Reward him occasionally
Whistle when you want him.
That will soon teach him.
Keep him there a bit, but no too long
How much further you may care to go will depend upon your enthusiasm.
Should he remain awkward, try running away.

#15

“SIT QUITE STILL, PLEASE!”

#14

Do you not think it would be much pleasanter to do simple things?
Be proficient
Give confidence
Imagine your own feelings
Always and on the lease provocation,
Give

#13

MANNERS AND OBEDIENCE
Well-bred
More than appearance and the accident of birth
Manners make the man,
And behaviour tells us a great deal
Have patience and self-control
Come in smartly when called
And lie down immediately with ordinary companions

#12

Dull and listless
not quite right.
There may not be much wrong
We fit closely very much as the blades of a pair of scissors do.
which is a fault on the other hand
which is the worst fault of the two does not matter much
most are sure indications of indisposition.

#11

Beware very sensible advice about persons with whom you are dealing.
that is a sign of weakness.
but of course, Note if the eyes are bright and intelligent.