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BLACK BEAUTY,His Groomand Companions.The "Uncle Tom's Cabin"of the Horse.BYANNA SEWELLWith Tivcnty-tivo Original lUiistratiojis byH. ToASPERN, Jr.NEW YORKJ.HOVENDON & COMPANY
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Page 9 and 10: i c PROPEKTY OF THECM Qi^ NEW YOBK
Page 11 and 12: "'%^>hFIRST place that I can well r
Page 13 and 14: My Early Home. 7There was a ploughb
Page 15 and 16: The H2tnt. 9seemed as if they had c
Page 17 and 18: The Hunt.IIby black horses ; after
Page 19 and 20: My Breaking In. \jmay be very tired
Page 21 and 22: My Breaking In. 15ment and fear. In
Page 23 and 24: Birtzvick Park.ijand airy. I never
Page 25 and 26: A Fair Start. 19rB^%*#.CHAPTER V.A
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Page 29 and 30: A Fair Start. 23the orchard, and ha
Page 31 and 32: Liberty. 25feet." Then as soon as w
Page 33 and 34: Ginger. 27in, that was a bad time f
Page 35 and 36: GiiKTcr 29gentleman with quite whit
Page 37 and 38: Gingers Story Continued'. 31CHAPTER
Page 39 and 40: IGinger s Story Continued. 33above
Page 41 and 42: Merrylegs. 35CHAPTER IX.MERRYLEGS.M
Page 43 and 44: Why,JMcrrylcgs.37children are under
Page 45 and 46: A Talk in the Orchard. 39would say,
Page 47 and 48: A Talk in the Orchard. 41afraid I s
Page 49 and 50: A Talk in the Orchard.43driver hard
Page 51 and 52: Plain Speaking. 45furiously ; the p
Page 53 and 54: Plain Speaking. 47your mind to moun
Page 55 and 56: A Stormy Day. 49we went along the s
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A Stormy Day.5fill way ever since d
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The DcviTs Trade-Mark. 53into the r
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Jauics Hoiuard.55CHAPTER XIV.JAMES
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James Hozvard.is strong, and well g
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TJic Old Ostler. 59with a jDat and
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The Fire. 6CHAPTER XVLTHE FIRE.Late
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pulled out ofThe Fire, 63houses and
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John Majilys Talk. 65CHAPTER XVIIJO
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JoJin Manley s Talk. 67shall pull t
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Going for the Doctor. 69CHAPTER XVI
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Going fo} tJte Doctor. yiand Doctor
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Going for the Doctor. 73saw a horse
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DonOnly Ignorance. y$After a short
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Joe Green. yjCHAPTER XX.JOE GREEN.J
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Joe Green. 79that with cruelty a7id
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The Parting. 8Joe was engaged to ta
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Ear/shall. 83PART 11.CHAPTER XXII.E
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Earlshall. 85" I am sorry for it, v
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A Strike for Liberty.8yCHAPTER XXII
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A Strike for Liboty. 89"Well," he s
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The Lady Anne, or a Runaway Horse.
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The Lady Anne, or a Runaway Horse.
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TJie Lady Anne, or a Runaway Horse.
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Reuben Smith. 97CHAPTER XXV.REUBEN
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Rcjiboi Smith. 99He did not come at
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he'sHow It Ended. 10CHAPTER XXVI.HO
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How It Ended. 103he said he hoped t
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Ruined, and Going Down Hill. 105pri
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A Job Horse and His Drivers. \0JCHA
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A Job Horse and His Drivers. 109The
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Cock ncys. 1 1CHAPTER XXIX.COCKNEYS
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Cockneys. 113The driver was one of
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ICockneys. 115She was often used in
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A Thief.wjCHAPTER XXX.A THIEF.My ne
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A Thief, 119with him a little boy,
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A Hmnbitg.I2IOne day his master cam
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A Horse Fair. 123PART III.CHAPTER X
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A Horse Fair. 125and must come down
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A Horse Fair. 12/" Sausage dumpling
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A London Cab Horse. 129handsome, an
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A London Cab Horse. 131all that he
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An Old JVar Horse. 133land ;we were
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An Old War Horse. 135right, from th
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Jerry Barker,13^CHAPTER XXXV.JERRY
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Jerry Barker. 139" I'll do my very
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Icrry Barker'. 141" No, sir, no, th
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The Sunday Cab.143CHAPTER XXXVI.THE
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The Sunday Cab. 145I'll make it wor
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"The Sunday Cab. 147church and chap
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The Golden Rule. 149On Sunday morni
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The Golden Rule. 15so fond of, then
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Dolly and a Real Gentleman. 153near
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Dolly and a Real Gcntlcjuan. 155som
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Seedy Sam. 157CHAPTER XXXIX.SEEDY S
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Seedy Sam. 159his legs agoing ;you
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Poor Giui^er.i6lCHAPTER XL.POOR GIN
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Poor Ginger. 163dreadful. It was a
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TJie Butcher. 165was hot, and much
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TJie Election. 167CHAPTER XLII.THE
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A Friend in Need. 169CHAPTER XLIII.
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A Friend in Need. lyibut the doctor
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she had been Polly's mistress, and
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Old Captain and His Successor. 175a
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Old Capiain and His Successor. 177"
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Jerry s Neiv Year. lygmore afraid o
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Jerry s Xciv Year. l8i"Yes," said H
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Jcnys A^t'tv Year. 183is a cottage
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Jakes and the Lady. 185hard it took
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Jakes and t!ie Lady. 187uphill afte
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Hard Times. 189Skinner had a low se
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Hard Time . 191struggling to keep o
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Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandso
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YouFarmer Thoronghgood and His Gran
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My Last Home. 197suited ; we can bu
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M}' Last Hojne. 199white hair that
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