... sute for my horse hyer then to London for the charges of my self & of my horse
by ten dayes In the terme of St. hillarye for the chardges of my self & of my self to
at & fro London by xv dayes for horse hyer then for the serches in dyuse offices In
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But though I was little able to walk , my horse was still less able to carry me , and
about six miles to the east of Modibor , in crossing some rough clayey ground he
fell ; and the united strength of the guide and myself could not place him again ...
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My present trouble was how to get my horse shod . ... 1 told them my case , and
asked them , for charity's sake , to give my horse a feed and myself either a cup of
coffee or a jug of beer and some bread , and allow me to sleep there for the night
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But I was already out of the door , down the stairs , out of the house and yard , off
to the tavern : in an instant my horse was ... Now , thinking myself in safety , I rode
more slowly , and now first felt low in finitely against my will I was going away .
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I then proceeded on my journey . I had made inquiries about the road , and it had
been described as good ; so it was for the space of five hours , but I then found
myself in a bog , out of which my horse could not draw my waggon . I helped with
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Vols. 1-64 include extracts from correspondence.I took my horse by the reins , and with the hatchet in my right , I commenced
marking the trees as I passed onward through the deep snow , avoiding defiles ,
till late in the afternoon , when I found myself at the verge of a sudden slope
towards a ...
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For this purpose I had my horse “ Charley ” brought up from his pasture , where
he had been in good keeping during my ... upon it , that I resolved to be off as
soon as I had strength to get on to my horse , and balance myself upon his back .
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My horse fared not better than myself ; but , in choosing my sleeping - place , I
consulted his convenience as much as my own ; passing the night where I found
most shelter for myself , and most grass for him . In Italy there are very few solitary
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I turned my back upon him without reply , and gazed | I managed , by dint of hard
work , to support myself and at the ... I contrived , too , to keep my horse , and my
sole pleasSome faint emotion of shame or remorse seemed to ure in those ...
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My horse was a magnificent creature !| boarding - pikes and cutlasses were
ranged round splendid action ! full of life ! ... He ' d got his head , and I ' d lost
mine ; and were handsome ; but the younger of the two , who presently I found
myself ...
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By for as practised a horseman as myself . Nevertheless , I did means of the wet
finger , like infants ; or by head and tail , like not hesitate , but boldly urged my
horse between the walls of the schoolboys ? Both ways were impracticable .
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exceedingly mysterious ; for on one occasion I saw They passed into the house ,
and entering one of the this horse running up the avenue myself ; and my rooms
opening from the entrance - hall , the count placed servant has seen it twice .
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exceedingly mysterious ; for on one occasion I saw They passed into the house ,
and entering one of the this horse running up the avenue myself ; and my rooms
opening from the entrance - hall , the count placed servant has seen it twice .
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My good man , you don't imagine I'm to preserve his footing , fell heavily forward ,
pitching going to fatigue myself and lame my horse by walking Harry over his
head as he did so . five miles up this unlucky lane , do you ? If things really ...
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One afternoon as I was tending my followed me for about a mile , hooting horse
in the fields , Ali's chief slave and and ... a good friend to me ; it had purchase
victuals for myself , or corn for covered me from the rains by day , and my horse .
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No , nor to - morrow , nor till I please myself . a run but my head and my neck . ...
Is my master and his wife coming , Grumio ? You may ... There's fire ready ; And ,
therefore , good My horse , my ox , my ass , iny any thing ; Grumio , the news ?
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P wards cause to be thankful that my horse was my head ; the ground was
slightly rising , and I spared such a gallop as riding down an ... I kept myself it was
not the natural rousing up of a person who from firing , though I covered the place
.
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One horse , my lord , he brought even now . were now by this rascal , I could
brain him with Hot . What horse ? a roan , a crop - ear , is it not ? his lady ' s fan .
Is there not my father , my uncle , Serv . It is , my lord . and myself ; Lord Edmund
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Grumio, my horses. Gru. Ay, sir, they be ready; the oats have eaten Kath. Nay,
then. sthe horses. Do what thou canst, I will not go to day; No, nor to-morrow, nor
till I please myself. The door is open, sir, there lies your way, You may be jogging,
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It is not easy to conceive my astonishment to find myself in the midst of a village ,
lying in a church - yard ; nor was my horse to be seen , but I heard him soon after
neigh somewhere above me . On looking upwards I beheld him hanging by his ...
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