rable. For Mr. Munnings, while knowing his horse well—I mean in the matter of nuts and coupling-bars—knows also that far subtler matter, the relation it isbearing to all the varying, changing moodiness ofthe atmosphere : to him it is not merely the horsebut the horse in his environment that… … &\ ■■ 1 III. I\. YARD HV A. .1. MUNNINGS of the qualifying effects of tradition of training,others less: that is to say, som< natures responddirectly to natures call; in others, nature setsin motion a more elaborate ritual which so modifiesthe sensations that the direct appeal is in…
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