Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 96
horse and mounted He was both rising and falling rather uncom-it and took Fauntleroys pony by the leading-rein, fortably and with many shakes and bounces. He Now, said the Earl, let him trot. -.,.-:-. The next few minutes were rather exciting to .. \ 5 .....~ •,:.. •• ., \ the small equestrian. He… … MggP WILKINS WAS CARRYING HIS HAT FOR HIM, AND HIS HAIR WAS FLYING, BUT HE CAME BACK AT A BRISK CANTER. No, my lord, answered Wilkins. Youll was out of breath and his face grew red, but heget used to it in time. Rise in your stirrups. held on with all his might, and sat as straight as 566 LITTLE…
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