Animals-Domestic
_"What other nature yours than of a child Whose dumbness finds a voice mighty to call, In wordless pity, to the souls of all, Whose lives I turn to profit, and whose mute And constant friendship links the man and brute?"_
_"A man's dog stands by him in prosperity and in poverty, in health and in sickness. He will sleep on the cold ground, where the wintry winds blow and the snow drives fiercely,...
7. Chapter 7_Course, hunt, in hills, in valley or in plain-- He joys to run and stretch out every limb, To please but thee he spareth for no pain, His hurt (for thee) is greatest good to him.
8. Chapter 8When I call my terrier by his name, Or join him at evening play; His eyes will flash with a human flame And he looks what he cannot say; For the bond between us two Is that betw...
5. Chapter 5_"What other nature yours than of a child Whose dumbness finds a voice mighty to call, In wordless pity, to the souls of all, Whose lives I turn to profit, and whose mute And co...
2. Chapter 23. Chapter 34. Chapter 41. Chapter 1