[Daniel Webster by Henry Cabot Lodge]@TWC D-Link book
Daniel Webster

CHAPTER X
36/54

It was the same in regard to animals.

He cared but little for horses or dogs, but he rejoiced in great herds of cattle, and especially in fine oxen, the embodiment of slow and massive strength.

In England the things which chiefly appealed to him were the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Smithfield cattle market, and English agriculture.

So it was always and everywhere.

He loved mountains and great trees, wide horizons, the ocean, the western plains, and the giant monuments of literature and art.
He rejoiced in his strength and the overflowing animal vigor that was in him.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books