The Pampas And the Andes : a Thousand Miles' Walk Across South America
The Pampas And the Andes : a Thousand Miles' Walk Across South America
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lie stood perfectly still, his eyes closed; his flanks were covered with sweat, which rolled oflF his body in large drops; blood oozed from the wounds inflicted by the spur, and trickled down his limbs ; the nostrils were dilated, and blood was seen about the nose and mouth ; every vein stood prominent upon his swollen body, and bis whole appearance was that of intense suflTering and fear.
"What a cruel system!" I involuntarily exclaimed. * How the poor animal has suffered ! " The gaucho again ...laughed, and answered, "Why do you pity him ? he is worth but three dollars. Theie are plenty more better than this one. " The young conqueror of eighteen led home his prize.
GAUCHO'S EQTJESTEIAN SKILL. 9?
and placed it in the corral, where it lay fcr several days, unable to stand, eat, or sleep. Such is the coursa of training, or breaking in, of wild colts. At the expi- ration of ten days after the first lesson the animal is again ridden, and a third lesson completely breaks hira, when he is increased fifty cents in value, which sum is paid the gaucho for his trouble, and the pains he has to endure from the conflict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lie stood perfectly still, his eyes closed; his flanks were covered with sweat, which rolled oflF his body in large drops; blood oozed from the wounds inflicted by the spur, and trickled down his limbs ; the nostrils were dilated, and blood was seen about the nose and mouth ; every vein stood prominent upon his swollen body, and bis whole appearance was that of intense suflTering and fear.
"What a cruel system!" I involuntarily exclaimed. * How the poor animal has suffered ! " The gaucho again ...laughed, and answered, "Why do you pity him ? he is worth but three dollars. Theie are plenty more better than this one. " The young conqueror of eighteen led home his prize.
GAUCHO'S EQTJESTEIAN SKILL. 9?
and placed it in the corral, where it lay fcr several days, unable to stand, eat, or sleep. Such is the coursa of training, or breaking in, of wild colts. At the expi- ration of ten days after the first lesson the animal is again ridden, and a third lesson completely breaks hira, when he is increased fifty cents in value, which sum is paid the gaucho for his trouble, and the pains he has to endure from the conflict.
What to read after The Pampas And the Andes : a Thousand Miles' Walk Across South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel H Nathaniel Holmes Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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