The Spitz must have an airing.

Malta was very grateful, and licked a little place where the Spitz bit me.

The dishes were exquisite, and Lady Theodosia enjoyed them all, in spite of "Fanny" (that is the Spitz) constantly falling off her lap, and having to be fished for by her own footman, who always stands behind her chair, ready for these emergencies.

The title of Pomeranian is not admitted by the Germans at all, who claim this as one of their national breeds, and give it the general name of the German Spitz.

At Athens, in the Street of Tombs, there is a representation of a little Spitz leaping up to the daughter of a family as she is taking leave of them, which bears the date equivalent to 56 B.C., and in the British Museum there is an ancient bronze jar of Greek workmanship, upon which is engraved a group of winged horses at whose feet there is a small dog of undoubted Pomeranian type.

And we are drawn to the conclusion that in prehistoric times a migration of the Samoyedes was made from their native land into Pomerania, the most eastern province of Prussia bordering on the Baltic Sea, and that these people took with them their dogs, which were the progenitors of the present race of Pomeranian or Spitz.

From these examples, therefore, we may infer that the large Pomeranian, or Wolf Spitz, was already known in England towards the end of the eighteenth century at least.

R115727, 10Aug53, Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH) SPITZ, JACQUES.

R122620, 23Dec53, Jacques Spitz (A) SPRAGUE, ARTHUR COLBY. Beaumont and Fletcher on the Restoration stage.

SPITZ, JACQUES.

SPITZ, JACQUES, ESTATE OF.

SEE Spitz, Jacques.

Ruth McKenney (Mrs. Richard Bransten) (A); 30Nov64; R349968. Mr. Spitz and the fungus.

Selected & edited by Louis I. Newman in collaboration with Samuel Spitz.

SPITZ, SAMUEL.

In collaboration with Samuel Spitz.

SPITZ, SAMUEL.

Ruth McKenney (Mrs. Richard Bransten) (A); 30Nov64; R349968. Mr. Spitz and the fungus.

Selected & edited by Louis I. Newman in collaboration with Samuel Spitz.

SPITZ, SAMUEL.

By David Spitz.

David Spitz (A); 5Aug76; R638222. R638223.

and, 'Sick him, Spitz!'

He is doubtless the descendant of the large woolly "Spitz" or Pomeranian wolf dog which is figured on Etruscan coins.]

when a muttered "Sacr-r-r-re! Down, Bijou!" made me aware of a gentleman extended at full length upon a sofa near the fireplace, and of a vicious-looking Spitz crouched beneath it.