herder

It is a copy of 'Clavigo,' with Herder's marginal suggestions.

Goethe had sent it to him for his opinion, and Herder returned it marked and annotated.

He drew rein and walked his horse past them, looking for a herder.

Dog and herder sniffed the evening air, sampling the new odor.

The herder wondered that his approach had not been discovered.

That's when a herder has got trouble to keep things from getting mixed up.

Every great man, says Herder, has a glance which no one can imitate.

"We have two thousand sheep in a band," explained the herder kindly.

"I pride myself there are not many like them," agreed the herder.

Once I knew of a herder leaving a ranch because the boss said good-morning to him.