Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 31, 1968
Transcript:
Charlie Brown walks with Linus and says, "Now, I see why those letters from Lila would upset Snoopy so much."<BR><BR> Linus stops and says, "Sure, he was trying to forget her, but when he found out she was in the hospital, he ran off to see her . . ."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown and Linus sit on the curb. Charlie Brown frowns and says, "I'll bet he wishes he was still her dog instead of mine . . ." Linus says, "I doubt it, Charlie Brown . . He wouldn't have been happy in an apartment."<BR><BR> Snoopy sits on the doghouse and thinks, "Here's The World War I Flying Ace zooming through the air in his Sopwith Camel!"<BR><BR>
Man, the dialogue for the past several strips were used almost word-for-word in Snoopy, Come Home.