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... strength , and symmetry of the horses , and expressed to the Counts Schouvaloff how gratified he felt at a mark of attention which showed the friendly relations existing between the two Sove- reigns . " In war , the value of these noble ...
... strength , and symmetry of the horses , and expressed to the Counts Schouvaloff how gratified he felt at a mark of attention which showed the friendly relations existing between the two Sove- reigns . " In war , the value of these noble ...
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... strength greater than his own , our hero all of a sudden acts like an arrant coward . For instance , in the mail , it apparently matters not to the spirit of the horses whether there be one passenger or six - light bags or heavy ones ...
... strength greater than his own , our hero all of a sudden acts like an arrant coward . For instance , in the mail , it apparently matters not to the spirit of the horses whether there be one passenger or six - light bags or heavy ones ...
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... strength of a horse multi- plied into each other , form a momentum which , if his courage were as indomitable as that of man , would make him the master instead of the servant of the human race ; and accordingly , although , for all the ...
... strength of a horse multi- plied into each other , form a momentum which , if his courage were as indomitable as that of man , would make him the master instead of the servant of the human race ; and accordingly , although , for all the ...
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... strength of his master , that so soon as he is satisfied that his own powers of resistance are of no avail , he subserviently allows himself to be bridled , saddled , mounted , and ridden . The principle of Mr. Rarey's system of ...
... strength of his master , that so soon as he is satisfied that his own powers of resistance are of no avail , he subserviently allows himself to be bridled , saddled , mounted , and ridden . The principle of Mr. Rarey's system of ...
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... strength to indulge in them ; besides which he enjoys the immense advantage of being in a civilized , or , in plainer terms , an enclosed country . Accordingly , instead of being forced to run away , his rider is particularly afraid ...
... strength to indulge in them ; besides which he enjoys the immense advantage of being in a civilized , or , in plainer terms , an enclosed country . Accordingly , instead of being forced to run away , his rider is particularly afraid ...
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