Freedom or duty? Which would you choose? Four Scots orphans flee their home of Castle Fionnaghall to escape the wicked schemes of their mad uncle... The eldest sister, Godet Ross, believes their best chance of survival lies in her childhood betrothal to the neighbouring Laird's son -- Gordon M
Highlander's Wounded Beast (Beasts 0f The Highlands Book 3)
β Scribed by Alisa Adams
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 128 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B082P9STX3
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β¦ Synopsis
Dreams and visions -- 'A little child shall lead them' / Isaiah -- St Kevin and the creatures of god / Helen Waddel, Beasts and saints -- St columba and the white horse / translated by Helen Waddell from the Latin of Jonas (A.D. 640) -- The buddah and the tigress / Edwin Arnold, The light of Asia -- The dragon-fly / Walter Savage Landor -- Sanctuary / Hugh B. Scott -- The general deliverance / John Wesley -- The beasts of the Earth, from the Koran -- 'And every winter change to spring' / Alfred Tennyson, In memoriam -- Heaven on Earth / Percy Bysshe Shelley, The revolt of Islam -- Wren and man / Siegfried Sassoon -- Man's guilt -- On a goldfinch starved to death in his cage / William Cowper -- Live dogs dissected for amusement at Port Royal / C. Sainte-Beuve -- Young hounds and a badger / Peter Beckford, Thoughts on hunting -- The badger / John Clare -- The Roman gourmet / Alexander Pope -- De-breaking hens, Report on welfare of animals kept under intensive systems -- Calves for veal / ibid -- Live bait / A.C. Benson -- Favourite dog hanged for stealing a leg of mutton / John Brown, Rab and his friends -- The mongrel / Thomas Hardy -- Experiments in American schools, Report of animal welfare institute -- Slaughter of seals / Dorothy Wellesley, Duchess of Wellington -- The caged parrot / Konrad Z. Lorenz, King Solomon's ring -- Mouse / Clifford Dyment -- The massacre of species -- The quagga / Richard Carrington, Mermaids and mastodons -- The passenger pigeon / Roy L. Abbot, Natural history journal -- The doom of leviathan / John Gulland -- The mother mourns / Thomas Hardy -- The continuing protest -- Living creatures are not pots and pans / Plutarch, Life of Marcus Cato -- Use them with a liberal spirit / Marcus Aurelius -- The hunted hare, 14th-century poem -- Regard must be shown to the feelings of animals / Maimonides, Guide to the perplexed -- The caged bird / Geoffrey Chaucer -- Of one family / Michel de Montaigne, Essay on cruelty -- 'Think they are loth to die' / Sir Philip Sidney, Arcadia -- The wounded stag / William Shakespeare, As you like it -- The quality of mercy / Francis Bacon -- The body of liberties of the Bruit creation, act passed by the Massachusetts Bay Colony (1641) -- When we ride for pleasure / George Wither -- Moths and methodists / Horace Walpole -- God cares for oxen / John Wesley -- Good nature to animals / Christopher Smart -- Descartes, that vain reasoner / Bernard Mandeville -- Animals not machines / Richard Dean -- Against caging birds / James Thomson, The seasons -- The great chain of being / Alexander Pope -- The universe not made for man / G.W. Leibniz -- God's provision for insects / Henry More, Anti-dote against atheism -- Earth-worms in the economy of nature / Gilbert White, Natural history of Selborne -- Lord Shaftesbury on cruelty to animals -- Ode to Richard Martin / Thomas Hood -- Sympathy with animals / Charles Darwin -- On vivisection / Charles Darwin -- On vivisection / Thomas Huxley -- A modern scientist on animal experiments / Adolf Portmann -- Against the massacre of species -- Waste / Richard Carrington, Mermaids and mastodons -- Nature's masterpieces / W.H. Hudson, The naturalist in La Plata -- The ecological communtiy / George Schaller -- The concept of niches / Charles Elton, Animal ecology -- Wolf and deer / F. Fraser Darling, Pelican in the wilderness -- Small scale conservation / F. Fraser Darling, Wild life of Britain -- Man's responsibility / R.A. Fisher.;Foreword / Peter Scott -- The last migration / Ted Hughes -- Author's preface, man'd debt to the animals -- The hunted -- Pygmy song / translated from the French version of E. Trilles by Maurice Bowra -- Father elephant / ibid -- The owl speaks, an Ainu story / translated by Arthur Waley -- A runnable stag / John Davidson -- The death of the wolf / Alfred de Vigny, translated by Rivers Scott -- Theseus and his hounds / William Shakespeare, A midsummer night's dream -- Hunting the hare / William Shakespeare, Venus and Adonis -- Fishing / Izaak Walton, The compleat angler -- Young Reynard / George Meredith -- Hart-leap well / William Wordsworth -- Friends, companions, servants -- Dogs -- Extract from The anathemata / David Jones -- The dog from Malta, Greek anthology / translated by Edmund Blunden -- To a black greyhound / Julian Greenfell -- Allendale dog / Lillian Bowes Lyon -- The character of dogs / R.L. Stevenson, Memories and portraits -- Folly: at the death of a dog / Laurence Whistler -- The dog of Odysseus / Homer, translated by T.E. Lawrence -- Man and dog / Siegfried Sassoon -- Cats -- To a cat / John Keats -- An appeal to cats in the business of love / Thomas Flatman -- A cat / Matthew Arnold, Poor Matthias -- To a cat / Algernon Charles Swinburne -- Horses -- Horses / Dorothy Wellesley, Duchess of Wellington -- A proper horse / William Shakespeare, Venus and Adonis -- Hunter / John Masefield, Reynard the fox -- The racer / John Masefield -- Birds -- Ducks / F.W. Harvey -- A young jackdaw / William Plomer -- Cattle and sheep -- Cattle / Robert Herrick, The country life -- The cow seeking her dead calf / Lucretius, On the nature of things, translated by Maurice Snowden -- The ox / Addaeus, translated by Walter Leaf -- Man and cows / Andrew Young -- On Westwell Downes / William Strode (1600-45) -- Sheep / Christina Rossetti, An old-world thicket -- The cold lambing / Sir Walter Scott, Journal -- Poor Mailie's elegy / Robert Burns -- Sheep in Australia / Hal Porter -- Pigs -- The poor man's pig / Edmund blunden -- The widow's pig / George Eliot, scenes of clerical life -- The animal for itself -- The sight of animals enjoying life / William Cowper, The task -- Cairo hymn to Amon / translated by T. Eric Peat by permission of the British Academy -- Wallabies, Australian Aborigines' song / translated by Maurice Bowra from the German of C/ Strehlow -- March hares / Andrew Young -- The animals of Africa / Julian Huxley, Essays of a humanist -- The animals of England / Isaak Walton, The compleat angler -- All creatures great and small / Leslie Reid, The sociology of nature -- The happiness of animals / Richard Jefferies, Wild life in a southern county -- The birds / William Wordsworth, Verses written in early spring -- The vixen / John Clare -- The mare / Vernon Watkins -- The seals / L.A.G. Strong -- The great silkie of sule skerrie, Orkney folkl song -- The wild deer / William Blake, Aguries of innocence -- Red deer in Scotland / F. Fraser Darling, The highlands and islands of Scotland -- The greater usurper / William Shakepeare, As you like it -- The dance of the Bohor Reedbuck / Desmond Vesey-Fitzgerald -- La solitude / ThΓ©ophile de Viau, translated by Rivers Scott -- The fallow deer at the lonely house / Thomas Hardy -- The tiger / William Blake, Songs of experience -- Tigers in India / Jim Corbett, Man-eaters of Kumaon -- The panther / Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by J.B. Leishman -- Pumas / George Sterling -- Insects / Thomas Gray, Ode on the spring -- The spider / Alexander Pope, Essay on man -- Insects / D.J. Enright, Some men are brothers -- Other eyes than ours / Christina Rossetti -- On the grasshopper and cricket / John Keats -- The eagle / Alfred Tennyson -- Birds of paradise / Alfred Russel Wallace, The Malay Archipelago -- Pheasant / Sidney Keyes -- Swan, John Keats, Epistle to Charles Cowden Clarke -- Goldfinch, The floure and the leafe -- The nightjar / Henry Newbolt -- The nightingale / Izaak Walton, The compleat angler -- The swallow / translated from the Latin of Radbod, Bisop of Utrecht, by Helen Waddell -- A blackbird singing / R.S. Thomas -- Dawn chorus, 14th century / Geoffrey Chaucer, The book of the duchess -- Dawn chorus, 20th century / Laurence Whistler, A sedative daybreak -- Skylark / Christina Rossetti -- Secretary bird / Alan Ross -- Silent spring / Rachel Carson -- Death in England / Lord Shackleton, Introduction to Silent spring -- A prayer for the birds / Edmund Blunden -- Delight in birds / Edmund W. Gosse, The farm -- The owl / John Hewitt -- The blackbird / Alfred Tennyson -- Sunset wings / D.G. Rossetti -- Snake / D.H. Lawrence -- Adders / W.H. Hudson, Hampshire days -- The whales / John Milton, Paradise lost -- The voice of whales / John Masefield, Dauber -- Badger, Anglo-Saxon riddle poem / translated by Stopford A. Brooke -- An otter / Ted Hughes -- Bats / Alfred Tennyson, In memoriam -- The white hare / Lilian Bowes Lyon -- Fish / James I, King of Scots -- 'A cold, sweet, silver life' / Leigh Hunt -- The water zoo / E.V. Knox -- Hedgehog / John Hewitt -- The porpoise / Thomas Prys, translated by Gwyn Williams -- The zebras / Roy Campbell, Adamastor -- A crocodile / Thomas Lovell Beddoes -- The elephant / John Donne -- Elephants / Alastair Scobie, Animal heaven -- The parakeets / John Holloway -- Mountain gorilla / George Schaller, The year of the gorilla -- The toad / A.C. Benson -- Eagles over the lambing paddock / Ernest G. Moll -- Wolf voices / Lois Crisler, The arctic wild -- Rejoice in the lamb / Christopher Smart -- The common fate -- What befalleth the sons of man befalleth bests -- Me and the animals / David Holbrook -- The near resemblance / Michel de Montaigne, Essay on cruelty -- Youth, love and spring -- The song of the birds in spring turns his mind to thoughts of love / Thibault IV, Roi de Navarre (1201-52) -- The joy of spring / Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey -- The sweet o' the year / George Meredith -- Death -- The rat / Andrew Young -- Man and beast / Clifford Dyment -- The wounded hawk / Herbert Palmer -- The fly / William Blake -- Social life -- Animal society / Charles Elton, Animal ecology -- Animal conventions / V.C. Wynne-Edwards, Animal dispersion in relation to social behavior -- The morality of the wolf / Konrad Lorenz, King Solomon's ring -- The morality of animals / V.C. Wynne-Edwards, op.cit. -- Companions in suffering -- The blinded song-bird near the battle-field / Edith Sitwell -- The caged starling / Laurence Sterne, A sentimental journey --To a mouse / Robert Burns.
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