Genius Genuine
Genius Genuine
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To which I replied, that if he made a good match, the Prince stood it, and if he made a had match the Pi'ince did not want him to stand it.
On the following day, the 24th of August 1791, Creeper ran against Walnut, and the in- stant I had stripped Creeper for saddling, I believed him poisoned for the race, for his car- case was svvelled in so extraordinary a manner, that I never saw a horse so before, and I knew him to have been in fine order only the morning before.
Nothing could be now done f...or His Royal Highness, and I thought it better for me to lose all my money than to have any complaint made to His Royal Highness, that I made the horses wait 33 wait for me at starting. Mr. W. Lake and Mr. Vauxhall Clark must sufter with mc^ for I dared not to go to the betting stand to tell them, and no person was at hand that I could send with such a message. Directly the horses started there was a very great change in Creeper's going ; he could not get his legs out, which I attributed to the swelling of his carcase.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To which I replied, that if he made a good match, the Prince stood it, and if he made a had match the Pi'ince did not want him to stand it.
On the following day, the 24th of August 1791, Creeper ran against Walnut, and the in- stant I had stripped Creeper for saddling, I believed him poisoned for the race, for his car- case was svvelled in so extraordinary a manner, that I never saw a horse so before, and I knew him to have been in fine order only the morning before.
Nothing could be now done f...or His Royal Highness, and I thought it better for me to lose all my money than to have any complaint made to His Royal Highness, that I made the horses wait 33 wait for me at starting. Mr. W. Lake and Mr. Vauxhall Clark must sufter with mc^ for I dared not to go to the betting stand to tell them, and no person was at hand that I could send with such a message. Directly the horses started there was a very great change in Creeper's going ; he could not get his legs out, which I attributed to the swelling of his carcase.
What to read after Genius Genuine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Chifney to read onlineMoreLess
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