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, which is extremely enjoyable for its
depiction of a bygone era -- and perhaps a bygone relationship to horses
and dogs -- and for Mrs. Elliott's wit. Pagey is, of course, the doyenne
of the Golden Retriever and one of the truly great authorities on canine 
. She's very funny, but I wish she didn't think
footnotes were a way to mutter an acerbic or ironic aside. Someone
(Dwight Macdonald?) said that having to read footnotes was like
answering the doorbell on your wedding night.