The field book : or, Sports and pastimes of the United kingdom ; compiled from the best authorities, ancient and modern (1833)
Maxwell, W. H. (William Hamilton), 1792-1850 · London : E. Wilson · leaf 159
quently return. No horse that has bad curbsshould be put even to ordinary work in lessthan a month after the apparent cure, and eventhen be should very gradually resume his for-mer habits. A horse with a curb is manifestlyunsound. Curb, v. To guide a horse with a curb; to restrain ; to check.Curd,… … The bill is long, equally inrurvatcd, and I and sharp-pointed; and the toes arc connectedterminated in a blunt point; nostrils linear, as far as the first joint, by a membrane.and longitudinal near the base; tongue short j With the curlew, Linnaeus begins a nume- L 146 THE FIELD BOOK. [Cur rous…
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