Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 251
r voice and with dignity poned; said: My aunt said that horses should never be I am angry, of course, with these flighty loaned, young fools, For my rule with my horses is, Monday,But I see no occasion to alter my rules. etc. I 11 be drawn by four horses, etc. John wrinkled his eyebrows and nodded… … I AM GOING TO DRIVE EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR! So the next day we drove through the prin-cipal towns Behind those slow plodders, the steady oldbrowns. It was perfectly safe, but we made a poorshow; Not one of the four was quite able to go. One horse fell in front, and another behind; One soon lost his…
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