Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
otwholly worn out, and on a farm and at light work, give one a better idea of the horses brains, andshow that he is often almost human in his feelingsand instincts. Nearly all of the two thousandhorses gathered here display a docile and amiablespirit, and actually seem interested in their work.They… … FOOT-HATH. ,und with an occasional taste of green grass, they 1 .night live for years; so the farmers buy these old locses, and take them away to the country to spend ;he rest of their days in peace, far from noisy Third ivenue and the wearisome jangle of the car-bells. Some boys and girls fancy a…
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