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... horses on the place were his pets, and he knew the peculiarities of eachas well as did theman who caredfor them. Riding anddriving came to himas naturally as breathing, andthefact that a steed was mettlesome did not daunt him. "My ...
... horses on the place were his pets, and he knew the peculiarities of eachas well as did theman who caredfor them. Riding anddriving came to himas naturally as breathing, andthefact that a steed was mettlesome did not daunt him. "My ...
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... horse anda fancy cart,—one of the elevatedsortwith large wheels,—andinthis turnouthe was seen many a day, driving whereverit pleased himtogo. Sometimes he would get on theroad withother students, and then there was bound tobe more ...
... horse anda fancy cart,—one of the elevatedsortwith large wheels,—andinthis turnouthe was seen many a day, driving whereverit pleased himtogo. Sometimes he would get on theroad withother students, and then there was bound tobe more ...
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... horse was a steedcalled Manitou. But whenonaroundup of cattle,many ponies were taken along, sothat a fresh mountcould be had atany time.It was a breezy, freelife,and toitour President undoubtedly owes the rugged constitution that he ...
... horse was a steedcalled Manitou. But whenonaroundup of cattle,many ponies were taken along, sothat a fresh mountcould be had atany time.It was a breezy, freelife,and toitour President undoubtedly owes the rugged constitution that he ...
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... horses!" So it proved; andthe hunters lost notimein reaching for their firearms. But the wolves kept their distance, and soon Theodore Roosevelt was running afterthe horses, which, after a gooddeal of trouble, he secured and brought ...
... horses!" So it proved; andthe hunters lost notimein reaching for their firearms. But the wolves kept their distance, and soon Theodore Roosevelt was running afterthe horses, which, after a gooddeal of trouble, he secured and brought ...
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