THE DOG AND THE HIGHWAY CODE
“I commend to. the notice of pedes-; • triads and motorists indifferent to regu-!; lations this example of a dog’s respqct, for authority seen in Piccadilly. Unkempt'and bedraggled, and apparently without an owner, t'i.e. dog was seeking'; its nearest way home.. Near the top of 1 St. Janies’?, street, it .scanned the lines,; of traffic, and for a moment looked' lilijejj forcing.,a. way through. .Then, glancing; up, it noticed a Belisha beacon, . stopped towards it, did : a right turn and, trotted quickly across the studs. ,Ar-;l rived on the other side of the main: stream, it, repeated the .procedure and; crossed the studs of Bond street. * Evidently, a careful student of the High-i way Code.’’--Peter Simple in “The; Morning Post.”
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 30 January 1936, Page 10
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125THE DOG AND THE HIGHWAY CODE Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 30 January 1936, Page 10
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