Dandie

The following anecdotes of an astonishing dog called Dandie are related by Captain Brown: --

Anecdotes of Dogs Edward Jesse 1824

'Number Nine' turned out to be (ostensibly) a shop for the sale of rags and old iron; and 'Dandie' was suspected of trading now and then, additionally, as a receiver of stolen goods.

The Law and the Lady Wilkie Collins 1856

Not to trouble you with needless details, the result in substance was this: A fortnight or more before the date of Mrs. Eustace's death, 'Dandie' made two keys from wax models supplied to him by a new customer.

The Law and the Lady Wilkie Collins 1856

"Dandie," she said softly, "ye needn't worry about that.

Nancy Stair A Novel Elinor Macartney Lane 1886

I am in the habit of employing confidentially) volunteered to inquire for 'Dandie' at 'Number Nine.'

The Law and the Lady Wilkie Collins 1856

Among his characters, were those of Dandie Dinmont in

The Heart of Mid-Lothian 2007

He went up-stairs stealthily as he had come down, past the Dandie, who again raised his head, muttered: ‘Still more unusual, but the same legs!’ entered his room, lay down, and fell asleep like a baby.

The Silver Spoon 2004

The Dandie, having descended to look for strange legs, had almost immediately ascended again, and the house was very quiet.

The Silver Spoon 2004

The eleventh baronet, asleep, was living his private life with a very determined expression on his face; at the foot of his cot lay the Dandie, with his chin pressed to the floor, and at the table the nurse was sewing.

The Silver Spoon 2004

Soames stretched down a finger, and the Dandie fell on his side.

The Silver Spoon 2004