The Welsh Pony : Described in Two Letters to a Friend
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And thus I passed by beautiful Tanyrallt, once the home of Shelley, but I did not lift my eyes to the slope where the house stood. I kept them on the roots of the mighty trees that border the foot of the hill, for I felt that if I looked up I should see my poet's passionate apparition confronting me. Such an angel as he was to the poor beasts! How I came back afterwards to make my apology 39 THE WELSH PONY to his spirit need be no part of this letter.
When we reached Port Madoc, dissevered, and... dropped ourselves out, I crept around to the pony with commiserating intent, and found him to be the only unwilted member of the party. He had lost neither breath nor dignity, and his happy air and the tilt of his lovely head seemed almost an affront to one in my humbled state. He was under thirteen hands, and he had drawn nine of us eight miles over an uneven road at an unflagging trot; and here he was almost laughing in my face, and barely moist under his harness.
It is his sureness of himself that keeps him cool, being neither anxious nor fearful of failure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thus I passed by beautiful Tanyrallt, once the home of Shelley, but I did not lift my eyes to the slope where the house stood. I kept them on the roots of the mighty trees that border the foot of the hill, for I felt that if I looked up I should see my poet's passionate apparition confronting me. Such an angel as he was to the poor beasts! How I came back afterwards to make my apology 39 THE WELSH PONY to his spirit need be no part of this letter.
When we reached Port Madoc, dissevered, and... dropped ourselves out, I crept around to the pony with commiserating intent, and found him to be the only unwilted member of the party. He had lost neither breath nor dignity, and his happy air and the tilt of his lovely head seemed almost an affront to one in my humbled state. He was under thirteen hands, and he had drawn nine of us eight miles over an uneven road at an unflagging trot; and here he was almost laughing in my face, and barely moist under his harness.
It is his sureness of himself that keeps him cool, being neither anxious nor fearful of failure.
What to read after The Welsh Pony : Described in Two Letters to a Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dargan Olive Tilford to read onlineMoreLess
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