Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 115
ter, and thinks he could try that long traildown town again without misgivings. The shl-maker puts on new shoes, and the convalescesgoes to his own room for a good supper anc*nights rest, and tomorrow he will be all riifeagain. Another horse may decline his dinner, or refipto rise early in the… … GIVING MEDICINE TO A REFRACTORY HORSE. faster? No ; they take him right to the hotel, andcall the doctor. The medical man looks wise, feelsof the poor fellows feet, and says he is feverish andmust have a warm bath. So the doctors assistanttakes off the patients shoes, and leads him to thehospital…
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