All Creatures Great and Small

"If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans."

"I was learning that the life of a country vet was a life of contrasts, a constant shifting between the grim and the beautiful."

"There is no pleasure to compare with the one you get from a good day's work in the open air."

"I’m sure I’m right. I’ve never been wrong in my life, though I’ve been mistaken a few times."

"The wind was blowing across the tops, cold and keen, but I felt a strange warmth; I was a country vet, and this was my place."

"To many people, these animals are just livestock, but to the farmers I work with, they are the very fabric of their livelihood and their history."

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⚠️ العيوب

James Herriot, the pen name of James Alfred Wight (1916-1995), was a British veterinarian and author known for warm memoirs of rural veterinary practice, including 'All Creatures Great and Small'.