Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 259
ll right, and, with a happy little neigh, hethrust his soft nose into her hands, pressed hisface close to hers, searched her pockets forsugar, and tried to say as plainly as a horse could: This is my new little mistress, and as sheseems to love me already, I m going to showher how much /can love… … THE LITTLE PONY ON HIS BOX. (SEE PAGE 248.) drive. To hold the pretty reins and feel theprompt response given by the well-trained littleanimal; to watch his pranks and antics as hedashed along, apparently trying to show howgraceful he could be in order to convince hisnew mistress that he left…
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