Multum in Parvo certainly was all that Buckram described him.

A long, low, clean-headed, clean-necked, big-hocked, chestnut, with a long tail, and great, large, flat white legs, without mark or blemish upon them.

Unlike Hercules, there was nothing indicative of vice or mischief about him.

Indeed, he was rather a sedate, meditative-looking animal; and, instead of the watchful, arms'-length sort of way Leather and Co.

treated Hercules, they jerked and punched Parvo about as if he were a cow.
Still Parvo had his foibles.