Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 628
or ill-treated. He thought it in-human to tie up a dog for any length of time.■Treatment a man, he said, could endure better,for he could take off his coat while the poor dogbad to wear his. The ordinary method of breaking and training made him dislike insincere, careless work andfalse effects.… … DIGNITY AND IMPUDENCE. horses he considered cruel, and would often leavehis studio to teach the horses in his meadowvarious tricks, his whip being lumps of sugar. The famous painter understood men and womenas well as he did the nature of animals. He hadbeen too well-trained by the…
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