was left in charge ofthe stables when York went to London. No one more thoroughly under-stood his business than he did, and when he was all right there could notbe a more faithful or valuable man. I believe everybody liked him;certainly the horses did. The only wonder was that he should be in… … With scarcely a pause, Lizzie took the leap.—Page 34 38 BLACK BEAUTY arranged that Smith should drive him to town and ride back. For thispurpose he took a saddle with him, and I was chosen for the journey. Atthe station the Colonel put some money into Smiths hand and bade himgood-bye, saying, Take…
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