Buying a Horse
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r 20 1 BUYING A HORSE He beffan to haunt the different sale-sta- bles iu town, and to look at horses with a view to buying at private sale. Every fa- cility for testing them was offered him, but he could not make up his mind. In feeble wantonness he gave appointments which he knew he should not keep, and, passing his days in an agony of multitudinous inde- cision, he added to the lies in the world the hideous sum of his broken engagements.
From time to time he forlornly appeared at the Chevalie...rs', and refreshed his cor- rupted nature by contact with their sterling integrity. Once he ventured into their establishment just before an auction began, and remained dazzled by the splendor of a spectacle which I fancy can be paralleled only by some dream of a mediaeval tourna- ment. The horses, brilliantly harnessed, accurately shod, and standing tall on bur- nished hooves, their necks curved by the check rein and their black and blonde manes flowing over the proud arch, lustrous [ 21 ] BUYING A HORSE and wrinkled like satin, were ranged in a glittering hemicycle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
r 20 1 BUYING A HORSE He beffan to haunt the different sale-sta- bles iu town, and to look at horses with a view to buying at private sale. Every fa- cility for testing them was offered him, but he could not make up his mind. In feeble wantonness he gave appointments which he knew he should not keep, and, passing his days in an agony of multitudinous inde- cision, he added to the lies in the world the hideous sum of his broken engagements.
From time to time he forlornly appeared at the Chevalie...rs', and refreshed his cor- rupted nature by contact with their sterling integrity. Once he ventured into their establishment just before an auction began, and remained dazzled by the splendor of a spectacle which I fancy can be paralleled only by some dream of a mediaeval tourna- ment. The horses, brilliantly harnessed, accurately shod, and standing tall on bur- nished hooves, their necks curved by the check rein and their black and blonde manes flowing over the proud arch, lustrous [ 21 ] BUYING A HORSE and wrinkled like satin, were ranged in a glittering hemicycle.
What to read after Buying a Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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