Lampo, the Traveling DogPantheon Books, 1963 - 180 The true story of a mongrel who arrived in an Italian town on a freight train and from then on centered his life on the railroad, riding the commuter trains, being fed by diner cooks, and taking longer and longer train trips from which he always returned. |
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Translators Note V | 3 |
We Call Him Lampo | 10 |
Lampo Likes Piombino | 18 |
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able amused animal arrived asked astonish back to Campiglia beach began Campiglia Marittima conductor corner countryside Daina daugh daughter delighted dining car dining-car dog's dogcatcher duty engineer express pulled eyes fact felt flash followed freight trains friends gave gaze German shepherd German shepherd dog getting gone goodbye grade crossing greet happened heard hunting dog intelligence of dogs jumped knew Lampino leave Leghorn legs little dog managed miles Mirna morning neck never once passed passengers piglia Piombino pleased poor Lampo Populonia porters puppy railroad railroad police realized Reggio Calabria Rintin Rome Rome express rushed Santa Fiora seemed shouted shut sleep soon stared station stationmaster stop thing thought tickets Tiger tion train headed Traveling Dog tried trips turned Tyrrhenian Sea voice wagged his tail waiting walked wanted whistle wife window wood pigeon