Hunters
Hunters
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It is the ambiguity of its meaning that so often renders its correct interpretation so mystifying to the layman. Litigation frequently arises because such and such a horse after purchase is found to possess some habit, or if you prefer it, vice, that renders it less useful than it otherwise would be: if so, according to the old legal definition as laid down for sound- ness, the animal would, under these circum- stances, be technically regarded as unsound, and returnable on proof of warranty. It... is necessary to bear in mind that a horse may easily develop a vice through the carelessness or ignorance of Its owner, and once such becomes established, it Is generally a very difficult matter to eradicate. It Is much easier to acquire vice, bad habits, &c. , whilst an animal Is being broken, 8i F HUNTERS than later on in life. Many vicious habits are acquired by cruel treatment, and as the horse has a remarkably retentive memory, such mali- cious influences are not readily forgotten, though it is quite possible that vice may be dormant for an indefinite period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the ambiguity of its meaning that so often renders its correct interpretation so mystifying to the layman. Litigation frequently arises because such and such a horse after purchase is found to possess some habit, or if you prefer it, vice, that renders it less useful than it otherwise would be: if so, according to the old legal definition as laid down for sound- ness, the animal would, under these circum- stances, be technically regarded as unsound, and returnable on proof of warranty. It... is necessary to bear in mind that a horse may easily develop a vice through the carelessness or ignorance of Its owner, and once such becomes established, it Is generally a very difficult matter to eradicate. It Is much easier to acquire vice, bad habits, &c. , whilst an animal Is being broken, 8i F HUNTERS than later on in life. Many vicious habits are acquired by cruel treatment, and as the horse has a remarkably retentive memory, such mali- cious influences are not readily forgotten, though it is quite possible that vice may be dormant for an indefinite period.
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