Bred in the Bone
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"Jeslook at him, dyah. What bone an' muscle!" He raised the sheet and wavedhis dusky hand towards his charge.
"Yes, that 's what I say. Such bone and muscle!" she repeated, withpretended gravity.
"Especially the bone!" observed Mr. Newby, in a low tone.
"I shall back him, " she said. She held in her hand a rose which hadbroken off its stem. She took it and stuck it in a loop in the sheet.
Just then the first bell sounded, and the hostlers began to get thehorses ready to appear before the judges..., while the riders went off toweigh in, and the crowd began to stream back to the stands. As the groupturned away, the young owner took the rose from the loop and, with a shylook around, hid it in the breast of his jacket. His eye followed thewhite hat till it passed out of the paddock gate.
"Do you really think that horse can win?" asked Mr. Newby of the younglady, as they strolled along. "Because I tell you he can't. I thoughtyou were a sport. Why, look at his hocks! He won't get over theLiverpool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jeslook at him, dyah. What bone an' muscle!" He raised the sheet and wavedhis dusky hand towards his charge.
"Yes, that 's what I say. Such bone and muscle!" she repeated, withpretended gravity.
"Especially the bone!" observed Mr. Newby, in a low tone.
"I shall back him, " she said. She held in her hand a rose which hadbroken off its stem. She took it and stuck it in a loop in the sheet.
Just then the first bell sounded, and the hostlers began to get thehorses ready to appear before the judges..., while the riders went off toweigh in, and the crowd began to stream back to the stands. As the groupturned away, the young owner took the rose from the loop and, with a shylook around, hid it in the breast of his jacket. His eye followed thewhite hat till it passed out of the paddock gate.
"Do you really think that horse can win?" asked Mr. Newby of the younglady, as they strolled along. "Because I tell you he can't. I thoughtyou were a sport. Why, look at his hocks! He won't get over theLiverpool.
What to read after Bred in the Bone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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