Cardinal Newman said that we knew less of animals than of angels. A severer modicum of knowledge could not be imputed to mortals. But we must admit the truth of the maxim. Such then and so bottomless being the depth of our ignorance, how can we bestow his just dues upon our "brother without hands," the creature that Huxley called the finest piece of animal mechanism in existence?
O. T. D.
THE WELSH PONY—HIS QUALITIES
LETTER NUMBER TWO
LETTER NUMBER TWO
London, England, August 1, 1912.
Dear A——: