other. It serves him right, too, said one of the colts. I thought so too, but my mother did not join us in this opinion. Well, no, she said, you must not say that; but, though I am an oldhorse, and have seen and heard a great deal, I never yet could make outwhy men are so fond of this sport. They… … Several men leaped their horses over.—Page 6 While my mother was saying this, we stood and looked on. Many ofof the riders had gone to the young man; but my master was the first toraise him. His head fell back and his arms hung down, and every onelooked very serious. There was no noise now; even…
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