text:  How otherwise for instance should he so well understand the duties and habits and sympathize with the privations and simple enjoyments of the humble and way-worn drover?-- "A drover of sheep should always be provided with a dog as the numbers and nimbleness of sheep render it impossible for one man to guide a capricious flock along a road subject to many casualties; not a young dog who is apt to work and bark a great deal more than necessary much to the annoyance of the sheep--but a knowing cautious tyke