Little and Wise: Lessons from the Ants, the Conies, the Locusts, and the Spider (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Wm; Wilberforce Newton

 
9781331801702: Little and Wise: Lessons from the Ants, the Conies, the Locusts, and the Spider (Classic Reprint)

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King Solomon ;and yet his words are as wise and as good as any that are found in the Bo.ok of Proverbs. But whoever this A gur was, one tiling he knew. .H ewas very familiar with animals, and knew their habits and ways. Some people love to have animals about them; others dont care anything about pets. Some persons have great power over animals, and can teaeh them all sorts of tricks, and can make them do -just what they wish them to do ;other persons have no more power over the wills of animals than they have over the cast-iron lions and dogs on frontdoor-steps or in the gardens. I think it does us all good tot ewith animals. A horse in the stable gets to know you when you come in to see him. He neigh-t you, and notices if you are going over to the box where the oats are kept. He likes to have you near him. So it is with an affectionate dog;, he cannot.bear to be alone ;he loves human comnany. Sir.
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