walking by the forest path together with her "plodding" (WH, p.197) friend ^ a cow. It is not by a chance that the writer notices that both the cow and the girl are well acquainted with the woods around them ^ she writes that their feet are so much familiar with the path they walk by that "it [is] no matter whether their eyes [can] see it or not" (WH, p.197). Thus she makes it clear that the "friends" are an integral part of this charming country wilderness.
             Their existence is beautifully harmonic and on
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