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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Black Beauty by Anna Sewell: and a horse's life are worth more than a fox's tail; at least,
I should say they ought to be."
During this time the other man had finished Ginger and had brought our corn,
and James and the old man left the stable together.
16 The Fire
Later on in the evening a traveler's horse was brought in
by the second hostler, and while he was cleaning him
a young man with a pipe in his mouth lounged into the stable to gossip.
"I say, Towler," said the hostler, "just run up the ladder into the loft and
put some hay down into this horse's rack, will you? only lay down your pipe."
"All right," said the other, and went up through the trapdoor;
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