All Creatures Great and Small Chapter Summaries. If this is your first visit, be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed Chapter 1. Herriot is having a hard time with a calving in the dead of winter. The calf is not properly presented for delivery, and Herriot has to endure much nay saying and second guessing from the farmers uncle. After hours of struggling with the calf within the cow, Herriot is ready to give up, but then he gets the rope around the calfs jaw and delivers a healthy calf. Uncle is sure that his veterinarian could have performed the task better. Chapter 2. Herriot remembers the day he came to talk to his would be boss, Siegfried Farnon, with only a little hope that he would get a paid position. Times are bad in England, and most students that graduated with Herriot are lucky to find work just to pay their board. Oscar Wilde`S The Canterville Ghost Theater Movie there. 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After a talk with a local farmer who imparts a secret about marshmallow cream being the heal all for hoof ailments, Herriot joins Farnon at the house where he will live, Skeldale House. Chapter 5. Herriot is anxious to go on a farm call by himself, and he does get that chance, but the horse he goes to see has a twisted intestine, and needs to be put down. The problem is that the stable manager expected that he could be made well, especially if Farnon had come. Soames calls later to complain about Herriot, but Farnon backs Herriot up. Chapter 6. Farnon performs a necropsy on the valuable hunter that Herriot put down in the last chapter. He finds that Herriot was correct in his diagnosis. Herriot meets Tristan, Farnons younger brother, who is not like his older brother at all. With much sadness, but keeping all our fond memories, we must announce that Pixelmon is ending its development, MrMasochism, creator of the mod, wrote in a blog. 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In this chapter, Herriot learns that the elder Farnon is a ladys man and someone who constantly contradicts himself. The contradictions fluster Herriot, and in this chapter, Farnon tells Herriot the wrong farm to drive to, then insists he didnt, and then mildly berates Herriot for abusing his fine car, which is actually an old and junky car. Chapter 9. Tristan and Siegfried play jokes on each other, but whereas Tristans usually work, his older brother cannot often get Tristan to fall for any of his pranks. Later, Herriot himself tricks Tristan, telling him that a uterus they spent all afternoon pushing back into a cow has worked its way out again. Chapter 1. 0Herriot is settling into the life in Darrowby, and the townspeople and farmers are becoming more accepting of him, since he does know how to do his job. Still, he is not at all used to the laid back pace of the farmers. One family has asked him to take them to a concert he is also attending, but they proceed to eat a sumptuous lunch, and eventually Herriot is late to the concert, and has to endure the irritation of the other audience members. Chapter 1. 1This chapter tells the sad story of an elderly man in a poor section of town, whose old dog is sick. Herriot checks the dog and finds a tumor that is not operable. As much as he hates to tell the man, the dog must be put down. The old man agrees, and kneels down to tell his old dog good bye. Herriot injects the dog, and refuses to accept money for the shot. The dog dies peacefully, and the old man gives Herriot a cigar in thanks. Chapter 1. 2In this chapter, Siegfried assigns Tristan to collect money on the day everyone comes in to pay. He seems to do well, and is congenial with the patrons, but has not yet recorded any transactions in the ledger when the payment book goes missing. So, the customers who have already paid still are billed the next month, and this does not generate any good will for the practice. Chapter 1. 3One of Herriots easy patients is Tricky Woo, a little dog who is owned by a rich older lady. She spends lots of money on the dog, but feeds him too much fat, which Herriot is always trying to get her to stop. Tricky Woo sends treats to Skeldale House, and Herriot learns that he must talk to the dog just like he would a person. Chapter 1. 4Farnon hires a book keeper, to avoid another debacle with the books, but she is harsh with him when she finds out that they just stuff the receipts into a pot on a shelf. She tells them they will need to be more organized, and she is a tough lady. Chapter 1. 5Siegfried decides hed like to have fresh eggs and bacon for breakfast, so he gets some hens and pigs and tells Tristan its his job to look after them. The group ends up with hens up in the trees and Siegfried sells them. Although they never laid one egg at Skeldale house, they are excellent layers at the next farm, because Tristan was not careful about what he fed them. Chapter 1. 6Tristan does better with the piglets than the hens, but they grow very large, and are always knocking him down when he tries to feed them. One time, he left the gate open, and they trampled him and escaped. They are all rounded up except one, but then Tristan finds that Siegfrieds new hunter mare got loose, and they have to travel to a neighbors house to pick her up. Chapter 1. 7The new book keeper is very upset with Siegfried, because he keeps taking money out of petty cash whenever he needs it, but doesnt leave a note as to how much he took or what it was for. In addition, she describes his poor receipt penmanship, and those are only on the few occasions when he actually remembers to write them down. Chapter 1. 8Herriot recalls a lesson learned, in this chapter. After having only seen a diagram of a horse in veterinary school, he decides he knows everything about horses. He sees an old, sway backed coal cart horse, and attempts to soothe him. The horse picks him up and hangs onto him by his fancy coat until the owner returns. Herriot is properly humbled. Chapter 1. 9Herriot attends a party for Tricky Woo, and discovers just how much he is being overfed by his loving owner. He gently chastises her and shows her the correct amount to feed the dog. Herriot drinks too much at the party, and then gets called out on a farm call in the middle of the night. He falls asleep trying to deliver a pig, since he is still tipsy from the drinking, and the farmer has to wake him up. The rest of the pigs are soon delivered. Chapter 2. 0The new book keeper is the latest to be flustered by Siegfrieds contradictions. He tells her the money box has to be kept full, even though he empties it at will, and tells her all the bills need to go out the first of the month, even though he doesnt give her many receipts for the work he has done himself. She is truly on the receiving end of this frustrating phenomenon. Chapter 2. 1A dog is slow in coming around after surgery in this chapter. Farnon and Herriot go on their rounds, leaving Tristan to watch the dog, who is howling constantly. He is still howling when they return from their rounds, and Tristan is drunk. The dog wakes up, and Siegfried tells Tristan to take him to his room, where its safe, and then the dog paces all night. We. Smirch. We. Smirch distills the lastest buzz from popular gossip blogs and news sites every five minutes. All articles are selected via computer algorithm, vividly demonstrating that computers have a very long way to go before actually accomplishing truly intelligent work.