rive to the Duchess of B s, she said, and then, after a pause, Are you never going to get those horses heads up, York ?Raise then at once, and let us have no more of this humoring nonsense. York came to me first. He drew back my head and fixed the rein sotight that it was almost intolerable; then… … My young mistress was sitting easily with a loose rein.— Page 33 32 BLACK BEAUTY knocked off, while the groom was nearly thrown off his legs. At oncethey both flew to her head, but she was a match for them, and went onplunging and rearing and kicking in a most desperate manner. At lastshe kicked…
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