I can't talk Spanish, and the herder says that he no savvy 'Meriky' and it's up to me to sort and claim.
Except for meeting a lone herder in charge of a band of sheep, they had not met a human being in the last fifty miles.
Herder had written well: "In distinction to the compact harmony of form in sculpture, painting has her harmonious unity in colour and light.
His standpoint is the same which the young Goethe had adopted when he intervened with Herder for "German style and art," and dedicated his pamphlet on German architecture to the shade of Erwin von Steinbach.
Why spoil a first-class herder to make a second-class soldier?
Wild Turkeys and Wild Cats Tom Mahum was the boss herder for Ewing of Texas and had brought his herd up that summer and had his cattle on Dilworth's islands until he could ship them to Chicago.
We were very anxious to know the fate of our herder and his band of sheep, and towards noon I attempted to reach them, hitching a pair of horses to a sleigh and taking a man along.
At nights the men took turns at guard duty in relays--from dark to midnight and from midnight to dawn, when the herder was called to turn the cattle out to browse.
Even in Herder the comparison is æsthetical more than scientific, and relates to the comparison of literatures more than of religious ideas.
If he steadied Herder in his religious experience, he steadied others in their poetical emotionalism and artistic sentimentality, which were fast becoming vices of the time.
The identification of Herder with Christianity continued to be more deep and direct than that of Goethe ever became, yet Goethe has also his measure of significance for our theme.
At a period in his life when Herder had undergone conversion to court orthodoxy at Bückeburg and threatened to throw away that for which his life had stood, he was greatly helped by Goethe.
Even in the period in which he had become passionately Christian, Herder never was able to attain to a scientific establishing of his Christianity, or to any sense of the specific aim of its development.
Herder was surely the finest spirit among the elder contemporaries of Goethe.
Sometimes Herder speaks as if the end of life were simply the happiness which a man gets out of the use of all his powers and out of the mere fact of existence.
To this group of æsthetic idealists belong, not to mention lesser names, Lessing and Hamann and Winckelmann, but above all Herder and Goethe.
There is not much here that one might not have learned from Herder and Lessing.
The chief herder and my companion received the information somewhat in a spirit of respectful incredulity, but Leonard assured me that it was so, and we made preparations to follow the trail toward night.
Around the fire a dozen Mexicans clustered, of whom, except the chief herder and Leonard, not one spoke English.
The owner received for the wool, after the herder had taken his share, eight hundred dollars; the increase in lambs was eight hundred, which at even a dollar and a half amounted to twelve hundred dollars.
Each herder had a dog, and with his dog he remained out on the range month after month, being allowed so many lambs or sheep every thirty days for his own food.
Ned had been particular in asking about that, and Amos assured him that so far as he knew, the wolf-herder conducted his business alone, shunning the society of others, save on rare occasions when he came to town for a spree.
Ned promised that he would watch the wolf-herder closely and not allow him to make any sort of suspicious move.
When everything had been packed and they were ready to depart, Ned laid the rusty gun of the wolf-herder on the ground.
Herder was of opinion that music and declamation met at evety point; they could not unite (Boettiger, Litt.
The soothing song of the lone night-herder of the bull-train as he circles and beds his stock is not more conducive to sweeter slumbers than we enjoyed by the rippling streams in the hills of Wyoming.
Herder indeed expands primitivism along these lines into a whole philosophy of history.
In treating this question one needs to take at least a glance at the modification that Herder (whose influence on German romanticism is very great) gave to the primitivism of Rousseau.
Sundown dragged the herder to the house and into the bedroom.
The dog leaped over rocks and trotted along the levels, sniffing until he came to the rift in the cañon wall down which the herder had toiled on his grewsome errand.
The old herder grinned and waved farewell as she mounted and rode down the trail.
Just as he drew rein, the old herder imitated with perfect intonation the quavering bleat of a lamb calling to its mother.
Fadeaway's hand dropped to his hip and the herder stopped.
The herder was shot through the thigh, and had all but bled to death dragging himself across the mesa from where he had fallen from his horse.
