Balthasar

Old Jolyon's Peccadillo

The dog, present in the garden, sniffs Old Jolyon and eyes the tea-cake.

Interlude: Indian Summer of a Forsyte

Old Jolyon's dog, a constant companion in his old age, present during his final moments.

I

Old Jolyon's dog, accompanies him on walks and lies watching during dinner.

II

The dog that stares at Old Jolyon when he is lost in thought.

Old Jolyon's Bequest

The dog is patted by Holly and teased by her on the carriage rug.

IV

The dog restrained by Holly at the station; mentioned again later in the chapter.

V

Old Jolyon's dog, who sits with him in the schoolroom, providing comfort.

The Colt and the Filly

The old dog, devoted to Jolyon, slowly follows the young people around the grounds.

Jolyon Finds Out Where He Is

The old dog lying under the clock tower, wagging his tail at Jolyon's whistle.

X: Death of the Dog Balthasar

The old dog dies of heart failure upon Jolyon's return; his death symbolizes the end of a past era for the family.

Over the River

Mentioned in Jolly's memory of burying the dog in leaves at Robin Hill.

Awakening

The family dog, a companion to Jon and a symbol of the gentle, natural world of Robin Hill.

Awakening

The family dog, mentioned as part of the household.