Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 214
he colt. The struggle was a sharpone ; when suddenly, as if determined to rid itself the whole height. He undoubtedly took part in the wonderfulthings he didbefore he wasfamous, andWashingtonsplaymates,when theygrew up, usedto show thespot by theRappahannocknear Fred-ericksburgw here hestood… … all the sports which were the favorites of his coun-try at that time — he pitched heavy bars, tossedquoits, ran, leaped, and wrestled; for he was a *&m Si ■M% of its rider, the creature leaped into the air with atremendous bound. It was its last. The violenceburst a blood-vessel, and the noble…
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