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 Rh I am in the centre of all things; men, beasts and things, friendly and adverse, are ranged about me.

In sleep one beholdeth men, dogs, horses, trees, forms pleasant and unpleasant. When one awaketh these forms have vanished.

Reflection. I love my master, Bergeret, because he is powerful and terrible.

An action for which one has been beaten is a bad action. An action for which one has received caresses or food is a good action.

At nightfall evil powers prowl round the house. I bark in order that my master may be warned and drive them away.