Laura Ingalls Wilder Quotes

Cattle Did Not Have To Be Led To Water. They Came Eagerly To The Trough And Drank While Almanzo Pumped, Then They Hurried Back To The Warm Barns, And Each Went To Its Own Place. Each Cow Turned Into Her Own Stall And Put Her Head Between Her Own Stanchions. They Never Made A Mistake.
Whether This Was Because They Had More Sense Than Horses, Or Because They Had So Little Sense That They Did Everything By Habit, Father Did Not Know.

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