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ph to his domicile. It turned out to be a mare, white as snow and of marvellous amiability; and, partly

monsense told him that the first step was to fatten his rather too filamentous pupil with corn and similar seeds, and

l toolshed at the end of the garden, ministering to her wants with his own hands, and cond

e's window; but at length, reflecting that if nothing ventures nothing is certain to win, he purchased a padded saddle with appendages, and surmount

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andidate for Derby honours, but regretting that it was ultra vires to concede her a few minutes

ained any sanguine hope that it would be granted, and had only inserted it to make insurance doubly sure, for h