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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 16 (October 1894) (1894)

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e ears, a straight be the most gentle were selected. They had already mane, with hair that is not so coarse and thick as that It never became necessary to pay him the award, been prepared for it by being harnessed up in the sta- of the horse and not so soft and flexible as that of the ble. They had… … the north as the dauw. break, he gave up the idea of ZEBRAS HARNESSED THREE ABREAST. The zebra properly so call- obtaining his award, and re- turned to the garden three ed is the one that possesses saddle, a collar and- then a bridle, and afterward to fatigued, impoverished animals, less familiar…

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