| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Such a dog was an invaluable aid to the common man who hunted birds in order to provide meat for his family's dinner table.In 1837, Thomas Bell wrote of the Curly in the British quardrupeds: The peculiar qualities and propensities of this dog, its exquisite sense of smell, its sagacity, strength and aquatic habits, have rendered it a most useful and important servant to a particular class of pers
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