Pony Tracks
Pony Tracks
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It all looks beautifully simple, but in practice we know that while it is not difficult to teach a horse, it is quite another matter to unteach him, so in these horses at least no mistakes have been made. After all this, one fine sunny Friday morning the people drove out from Washington in their traps and filed into RIDING SITTING ON LEGS the galleries and sat down fair women and brave men ; of the former we are sure, and of the latter we trust. The colonel blew a whistle ye gods, what a sacril...ege against all the traditions of this dear old United States army ! and in rode Captain Bomus's troop of the First Plungers, which I cannot but love, since I am an honorary member of their officers' mess, and fondly remember the fellows who are now sniffing alkali dust down in Arizona. They were riding with blankets and surcingles, and did their part of a drill, the sequence of which I have forgotten, since it was divided with the three other troops Captain Bell's, of the Seventh, Captain Hughes's, of the Ninth, and Captain Fountain's, of the Eighth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It all looks beautifully simple, but in practice we know that while it is not difficult to teach a horse, it is quite another matter to unteach him, so in these horses at least no mistakes have been made. After all this, one fine sunny Friday morning the people drove out from Washington in their traps and filed into RIDING SITTING ON LEGS the galleries and sat down fair women and brave men ; of the former we are sure, and of the latter we trust. The colonel blew a whistle ye gods, what a sacril...ege against all the traditions of this dear old United States army ! and in rode Captain Bomus's troop of the First Plungers, which I cannot but love, since I am an honorary member of their officers' mess, and fondly remember the fellows who are now sniffing alkali dust down in Arizona. They were riding with blankets and surcingles, and did their part of a drill, the sequence of which I have forgotten, since it was divided with the three other troops Captain Bell's, of the Seventh, Captain Hughes's, of the Ninth, and Captain Fountain's, of the Eighth.
What to read after Pony Tracks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Remington Frederic to read onlineMoreLess
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