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Two Dog is a Native American who lives with Mr. Thompson up in the mountains. Ralph befriends him while he and Mr. Thompson are staying with Ralph’s family, learning about his life and home through sign language. Later, when their horse Bill grows sick, Ralph secretly visits Two Dog in the mountains to enlist his help. Two Dog and Mr. Thompson promptly return Ralph home that night, and Ralph wakes the next morning to find Bill is cured.
Two Dog Quotes in Little Britches
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Chapter 10
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Grandfather used to be deaf, and, before he died, he and I used to play sign language. I thought maybe I could talk to Two Dog in sign language, so I raised my eyebrows, put both palms together and laid my face down against them; then I looked far off along the mountains. Two Dog knew I was asking him where he slept—where his home was—just as well as Grandfather would have known.
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Chapter 12
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I don’t remember Father ever kissing me any other time, but after he put me back in bed he leaned over and kissed me right on the forehead.
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Two Dog Quotes in Little Britches
The Little Britches quotes below are all either spoken by Two Dog or refer to Two Dog . For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Chapter 10
Quotes
Grandfather used to be deaf, and, before he died, he and I used to play sign language. I thought maybe I could talk to Two Dog in sign language, so I raised my eyebrows, put both palms together and laid my face down against them; then I looked far off along the mountains. Two Dog knew I was asking him where he slept—where his home was—just as well as Grandfather would have known.
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Chapter 12
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I don’t remember Father ever kissing me any other time, but after he put me back in bed he leaned over and kissed me right on the forehead.
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