Blanco Y Colorado Old Days Among the Gauchos of Uruguay
Blanco Y Colorado Old Days Among the Gauchos of Uruguay
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He has come nearly ten leagues (30 miles), without shewing any sign of being tired. '* Don Frederico himself came out at the moment, and looked at the horse. ** I can tell you, " he said. ** The rosillo has our mark, and so soon as he crossed the river he knew he was on his own camp, where he was born. He must have been caught as a * potro, ' or colt, and have been tamed by the soldiers. Except that he carries the mark of this estancia, we none of us know anything about him. However, go to the ...kitchen and get some refreshment, and we will give you another horse, and doubtless the rosillo will be glad enough to find himself at home again. '' No sooner, however, was he let loose, than he gave two or three neighs of joy and then he trotted off, straight up to the Cerro, and joined the horses there, so we 82 could only conclude he must have originally been caught and taken from the Cerro end of tJ:e es- tancia. Such was his history, and I now saw after him myself, and took him for my own riding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has come nearly ten leagues (30 miles), without shewing any sign of being tired. '* Don Frederico himself came out at the moment, and looked at the horse. ** I can tell you, " he said. ** The rosillo has our mark, and so soon as he crossed the river he knew he was on his own camp, where he was born. He must have been caught as a * potro, ' or colt, and have been tamed by the soldiers. Except that he carries the mark of this estancia, we none of us know anything about him. However, go to the ...kitchen and get some refreshment, and we will give you another horse, and doubtless the rosillo will be glad enough to find himself at home again. '' No sooner, however, was he let loose, than he gave two or three neighs of joy and then he trotted off, straight up to the Cerro, and joined the horses there, so we 82 could only conclude he must have originally been caught and taken from the Cerro end of tJ:e es- tancia. Such was his history, and I now saw after him myself, and took him for my own riding.
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