. Lo studio della natura [microformati]. Storia naturale; Sciences Naturelles. Il sig. T. poi detto, " La mia signora, lei ha pensato che ti potrebbe scalzare me, ma io vi insegnerà che mi capitano qui." Egli ha poi richiamato pesantemente su le redini e ferire la mia bocca, e lui mi ha colpito una smart cut con la sua frusta, che mi ha causato dolore. Questo mi ha fatto arrabbiare, in quanto egli non aveva il diritto di punire quando mi ero agendo ben; così ho contrastato e buttato fuori lui. Egli scese pesantemente sul terreno duro; e mi si fermò fino a quando ha avuto sui suoi piedi. Il mio maestro è venuto da me e ha catturato la briglia; egli ha chiesto il sig. T. se egli è stato gravemente ferito e ha detto che lui s

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. Nature study [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. Mr. T. then said, " So, my lady, you thought you could unseat me, but I will teach you that I am master here." He then drew heavily on the reins and hurt my mouth, and he hit me a smart cut with his whip, which caused me pain. This made me angry, as he had no right to punish me when I was acting nicely; so I bucked and threw him off. He alighted heavily on the hard ground; and I stood still until he got on his feet. My master came to me and caught the bridle; he asked Mr. T. if he was badly hurt, and told him that he should i.ot have punished me. Mr. T. said that he was not badly hurt and that he would mount again, which he did; and as he used me kindly I did not throw him again. The next day I heard my master tell Ernest that two of Mr. T.'s ribs had been broken by tba fall. I felt sorry, but really it was his own fault. After this I was ridden daily by Ernest. He was kind to me, and I acted well. I soon became handy, and Ernest said that I was very easy to ride. One day my mistress asked if she might ride me; and my master said yes, that I was perfectly safe. So they put saddles and bridles on me and my mother, and my mistress and master rode us. After that she rode me often, and said that she liked me better than her own saddle horse. She sits me well and has very light hands. I like to have her ride me. She says that I walk, trot and canter well, and that my mouth is perfection. One day she asked me to jump a ditch, and I did it so well that she tried , me over fences. I like jumping; I think I inherit the liking and ability to jump from both my parents. When the hunting season com- menced, my master rode a big bay half-bred that he calls Pharoah, and my mistress rode her big bay half- bred mare, Dorothy. There are so many barbed wire fences and so many swamps around here that they cannot hunt foxes as they do in some coun- tries; so the huntsman rides across the country with a ball soak

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