EMILIA.
What fine cows.—They are very good to suffer themselves to be milked.
DR. BARTLETT.
You are mistaken, it is not goodness in those creatures; it is to the wise order of God that all the praise belongs. The milk would be burdensome to them, if we let them hold it, and for this reason they generally come, at the usual hour, to the place where they are milked.
WILLIAM.
It is certainly very happy for men, that there are cows, for milk is a great dainty.
DR. BARTLETT.
It is not only a dainty, but a useful necessary provision; without milk we should have neither butter nor cheese.
EMILIA.
And the sheep—I love the sheep they are so gentle.