Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 425
time; herwhip descends with stinging emphasis on thebrown mares flank; the astonished and indignantanimal takes the gully in gallant style, and, dis-tancing Ranald, goes tearing over the turf. Ran-ald, indeed, pulls up for a look at Phil, whosedapple chestnut balks, refusing the leap. Give him the… … BUT MOI.LY LANT STYLE. leads up the next slope. This is a fox-hunt,sure, Molly, and no mistake ! The horses string out now; Houghtons is thebest of the four, and Phils dapple chestnut lastof all. Ranalds gray is close up with Houghton,when they come unexpectedly to the brink of anarrow, deep gully…
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