...The cows of the Hospice were kept in the basement, too, forthere was never any green grass outside for them to graze upon... 
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...The narrow trail twistedbetween cragged mountains, and often the dogs could look down so farthat it would have made them dizzy, had they not been Hospice dogs...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."You see,since we have had a telephone from the Hospice, each time travellersstart up the trails, we know when they leave Martigny or Aosta and howmany are on the way...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Afterwinter really begins, in September, the snow is often from seven to tenfeet deep and the drifts pile up against the walls of the Hospice ashigh as the third story roof...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."Rex was guiding four men to the Hospice after a big storm last Fall...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...As she fastened it about his neck, he thought of the big room at theHospice, but he knew, now, no collar of his would ever hang there...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."I wish I could tell the dogs at the Hospice not to help people who arelost," he thought as he lay in the dark...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Pixley had led him away from the Hospice at the end of a rope, but atthe end of the journey Jan had found Elizabeth and happiness...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Then he remembered that morning at the Hospice when he had wakenedearly, waiting impatiently for his first lesson on the trail...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Then he sat down and looked at it thoughtfully,remembering that when the dogs of the Hospice found a traveller in thesnow whom they could not waken, they hurried for help...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Hundreds andhundreds of deep notes, like the bells of the Hospice sending a messageto him...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."Prince Jan was born in the Hospice," the old man told them...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."One of the most pitiful sights at the Hospice is the House of the Dead,a short distance from the Hospice...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...The Hospice is built on solid rock, so there is no placeto dig graves...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
..."The snowat the Hospice is not like snow in other places," he finally said...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...The monks who go to the Hospice volunteer for that work, knowing fullythat five years up there in the altitude and intense cold meanpractically the end of their lives...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...I owe the lives of my wife and my baby to him, and if you are willing tolet him go back there, I will take him back to the Hospice myself...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Through the corridors of the Hospice, downa few steps, he went swiftly to the basement, under high archways, andthrough the open entrance that led into the kennel yard...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Brother Antoine had left the Hospice and gone down into the warmerclimate of the Valley of the Rhone...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...Then they hurried on and soon were in plain sight of thesteps that led into the Hospice...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
...So, the next morning Jan was brought to the entrance of the Hospice,and there, as before, he saw Captain Smith on the mule...
Forrestine C. Hooker 「Prince Jan, St. Bernard」
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