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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The horse was suffering from urticaria, or nettle rash, which was an allergic condition. It was difficult to pinpoint the cause, but it was probably something he had eaten. I gave him an injection that would cure him.
#2 I was called to treat a horse that was shaking uncontrollably. I stood there in silence as the shaking became more and more violent, until the horse finally crashed to the ground. It was impossible to believe that I had killed the magnificent horse.
#3 The author felt guilty and confused after the horse incident. He felt that there must be easier ways to earn a living than being a country veterinary surgeon. He began to feel peace and joy return to him as he drove away from the farm.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	22 mars 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669357742
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on James Herriot's Every Living Thing
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The horse was suffering from urticaria, or nettle rash, which was an allergic condition. It was difficult to pinpoint the cause, but it was probably something he had eaten. I gave him an injection that would cure him.

#2

I was called to treat a horse that was shaking uncontrollably. I stood there in silence as the shaking became more and more violent, until the horse finally crashed to the ground. It was impossible to believe that I had killed the magnificent horse.

#3

The author felt guilty and confused after the horse incident. He felt that there must be easier ways to earn a living than being a country veterinary surgeon. He began to feel peace and joy return to him as he drove away from the farm.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

I was always aware of the beauty around me, but this morning the magic of the Dales was stronger than ever. I was breathless and gulped the crystal air greedily. I felt a rising exhilaration in the solitude.

#2

I always had my gastric juices titillated when I visited Mrs. Bartram’s dog in the flat above the fish and chip shop. I would always treat him with respect, despite his name. His left eye was almost completely closed, and a trickle of discharge made a dark track down his hair.

#3

I had to treat Puppy’s eye infection, and I found a papilloma growth on his eyelid. It was rubbing on his cornea, which was causing the discharge. I had to remove the growth.

#4

I was able to remove the growth from Puppy’s eye, but he refused the medicated mince. I gave him a course of Lincocin tablets to stop any further infection, and wrote instructions on the other labels for giving medicines by mouth.
Insights from Chapter 3

#1

I had come to Geoffrey Hatfield’s small candy shop to buy cough drops. The proprietor was in the middle of one of his selection struggles. He had his back to me, the silver-haired, leonine head nodding slightly on the broad shoulders as he surveyed the rows of tall glass sweet jars.

#2

The author would always enjoy the part where he would have to collect his cough drops from the tiny, crowded shop. The proprietor would always be wrestling with his assignment, and Alfred would be sitting on the far end of the counter, watching him with a deep involvement.