The Howells Story Book;
The Howells Story Book;
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His caparison was another mortification and failure. What the boy wanted was an English saddle, embroidered on the morocco seat in crimson silk, and furnished with shining steel stirrups. What he had was the framework of a Mexican saddle, covered with rawhide, and cushioned with a blanket; the stirrups were Mexican, too, and clumsily fashioned out of wood. The boys were always talking about getting their father to get them a pad, but they never did it, and they managed as they could with the sa...ddle they had. For the most part they preferred to ride the pony bare-backed, for then they could ride him double, and when they first got him they all wanted to ride him so much that they had to ride him double.
They kept him going the whole day long ; but after awhile they calmed down enough to take him one at a time, and to let him have a chance for his meals.
They had no regular stable, and the father left the boys to fit up part of the cow-shed for the pony, which they did by throwing part of Pets 113 the hen-coop open into it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His caparison was another mortification and failure. What the boy wanted was an English saddle, embroidered on the morocco seat in crimson silk, and furnished with shining steel stirrups. What he had was the framework of a Mexican saddle, covered with rawhide, and cushioned with a blanket; the stirrups were Mexican, too, and clumsily fashioned out of wood. The boys were always talking about getting their father to get them a pad, but they never did it, and they managed as they could with the sa...ddle they had. For the most part they preferred to ride the pony bare-backed, for then they could ride him double, and when they first got him they all wanted to ride him so much that they had to ride him double.
They kept him going the whole day long ; but after awhile they calmed down enough to take him one at a time, and to let him have a chance for his meals.
They had no regular stable, and the father left the boys to fit up part of the cow-shed for the pony, which they did by throwing part of Pets 113 the hen-coop open into it.
What to read after The Howells Story Book;?
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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