Horses Nine
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Chieftain went ambling off by himself, and in due time made acquaintancewith a rather gaunt, weather-beaten sorrel who hung his head lonesomelyover the fence from an adjoining pasture. He seemed grateful for thenotice taken of him by the big Norman, and soon they were the best offriends. For hours they stood with their muzzles close together or theirnecks crossed in fraternal fashion, swapping horse gossip after themanner of their kind.
The sorrel, it appeared, was farm-bred and farm-reared. He... knew littleor nothing of pavements and city hauling. All his years had been spentin the country. In spite of his bulging ribs and unkempt coat Chieftainalmost envied him. What a fine thing it must be to live as the sorrellived, to crop the new grass, to feel the turf under your feet, and todrink, instead of the hard stuff one gets from the hydrant, the softsweet brook water, to drink it standing fetlock deep in thehoof-soothing mud! But the sorrel was lacking in enthusiasm for countrylife.
About the fifth day of his rustication the sharp edge of Chieftain'sappreciation became dulled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chieftain went ambling off by himself, and in due time made acquaintancewith a rather gaunt, weather-beaten sorrel who hung his head lonesomelyover the fence from an adjoining pasture. He seemed grateful for thenotice taken of him by the big Norman, and soon they were the best offriends. For hours they stood with their muzzles close together or theirnecks crossed in fraternal fashion, swapping horse gossip after themanner of their kind.
The sorrel, it appeared, was farm-bred and farm-reared. He... knew littleor nothing of pavements and city hauling. All his years had been spentin the country. In spite of his bulging ribs and unkempt coat Chieftainalmost envied him. What a fine thing it must be to live as the sorrellived, to crop the new grass, to feel the turf under your feet, and todrink, instead of the hard stuff one gets from the hydrant, the softsweet brook water, to drink it standing fetlock deep in thehoof-soothing mud! But the sorrel was lacking in enthusiasm for countrylife.
About the fifth day of his rustication the sharp edge of Chieftain'sappreciation became dulled.
What to read after Horses Nine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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