Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
pper, take hip-baths of hot water, andstand in the stable with their mouths tied uphigher than their ears, are broken in to the packor saddle in a very rough way. In Hokusaisdays, horses were never harnessed to wagons, nor OF BREAKING IN PONIES, A daim did they draw anything. The ponies were… … KANEKO STOPS THE RUNAWAY. the left are the houses of the priests, with two orthree pilgrims in big hats and straw cloaks enjoy-ing the fun. Fires, also, are usually kindled, andthe colts are driven close to them, so that theymay become accustomed to such a common sight. The method of breaking them…
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