summary(list) is awesome, but I want more than summary

When I load a table from a data source and run summary() on it, the
summary gives me basic summary statistics I'm looking for, and it also
discriminates between quantitative and qualitative data and summarizes
them accordingly. For example, if I do this:

      mydata<- read.table("data.txt")
      summary(mydata)

I would get output like this:

summary(mydata)

         County
  BERNALILLO:2863
  DONA ANA  : 772
  SANTA FE  : 671
  SANDOVAL  : 579
  SAN JUAN  : 471
  VALENCIA  : 281
  (Other)   :2863

    Votemode2010
   Min.   : 1.000
   1st Qu.: 3.000
   Median : 4.000
   Mean   : 3.942
   3rd Qu.: 5.000
   Max.   : 6.000
   NA's   :11.000

Notice how for the first table the summary simply reports the
frequencies of the qualitative data and in the second table it gives
me a five-number summary for the quantitative data.

Now, here is what I'm looking for. I like how the summary function
dumps either frequency summary or a five number summary depending on
what the data is, but what I really would like is something like what
summary does for the quantitative data, but that it gives me the
frequency for all the rest of the values "(Other)" not reported in the
summary. In other words, how do I make the summary function give me
not a summary but everything? I would like all frequencies, not just
the top five.

I shall be obliged.

All the best,

KKD