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Black Beauty : the autobiography of a horse (1870)

Sewell, Anna, 1820-1878 · Springfield, Mass. : McLoughlin Bro's., Inc. · leaf 20

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t I learned more and moreto know what he meant and what he wanted me to do. James Howard,the stable boy, was just as gentle and pleasant in his way, so I thoughtmyself well off. A few days after this I had to go out with Ginger in the carriage. Iwondered how we should get on together; but except… … Liberty!—Page 18 As for Merrylegs, he and I soon became great friends. He was such acheerful, plucky, good-tempered little fellow, that he was a favorite withevery one, and especially with Miss Flora and Miss Jessie, who used to 18 BLACK BEAUTY ride him about the orchard, and have fine games with…

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