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Mad Dog (Caldecott)

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Mad Dog (Caldecott)

" And in that town a dog was found, As many dogs there be, Both mongrel, puppy, whelp, & hound, & cur of low degree."
Published: late 19th century

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Degree Elegy Found Goldsmith Hound Mongrel Puppy


And in that town a dog was found

EDITORS COMMENTS
is a poignant line from an anonymous 19th century English elegy, a poem mourning the loss of a beloved pet. The image that accompanies these words, published by Mary Evans Picture Library from their extensive collection, depicts a humble and bedraggled canine named Mad Dog, or Caldecott, as he was often referred to. The late 19th century photograph captures the essence of the poem's sentiment, as Mad Dog, a mongrel of indeterminate breed, sits forlornly in a dimly lit, dusty room. His once glossy coat is now matted and dirty, his eyes weary and sad. The town, a backdrop of old, weathered buildings, seems to mirror the dog's worn appearance. The photograph, much like the poem, emphasizes the universality of the human-canine bond, regardless of the dog's pedigree or social standing. Mad Dog, a cur of low degree, is no less deserving of love and compassion than a pedigreed hound or a well-bred puppy. The photograph serves as a reminder that all dogs, whether found in the streets or in the homes of the wealthy, possess an innate worth and deserve our care and respect. The image of Mad Dog, with his head tilted and his gaze fixed on the viewer, elicits a sense of empathy and connection. His story, told through the poem and the photograph, is a testament to the enduring bond between humans and their canine companions, a bond that transcends time and social class. The photograph, published by Mary Evans Picture Library, is a poignant reminder of the simple joys and sorrows of life, and the importance of cherishing the moments we share with our beloved pets. The image and the poem, when viewed together, offer a glimpse into the past and a message that resonates with us today - that every dog, no matter their background or appearance, holds a special place in our hearts.

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