1.
Dogs can sniff the presence of truffle flies, which are relished by people.
Dogs can also sniff some rotten pieces of human flesh or dead
bodies, even if they are underground.
2.
Tom Belbury did not marry and did not have any children.
He lived alone. He had a dog called Honey. He had a brother
called Jim Belbury. He liked Jim. He wanted Jim to possess Honey
after his own death. Tom Belbury died in last May.
Jim Belbury lived at a different place near Old
Grimble’s Field. He is the brother of Tom. He did not marry.
He had no children. Jim liked Honey, the dog of Tom. Jim took Honey
to his place after Tom’s death. Tom liked to walk Honey out on the
fields. He wished that Honey could sniff Truffles.
Honey is the dog of Tom Belbury. He was liked by
Tom and by Jim. He had gone with Jim after Tom’s death. He had
capability to sniff some dead bodies buried underneath. He liked to take
a walk out.
3.
Jim felt that Honey could sniff the presence of Truffle flies under
the trees. He was proud of possessing him, and walking him
intimately on fields. He praised him.
4. Honey usually looked for truffle flies or some meat that it could eat.
5. The flies were present near the tree because there was a human body (or just
hand) buried there.
