Just Horses
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Fiddler would even crane his neck to watch Proggins shake out the bedding or when he was fastening the traces behind [133] JUST HORSES him. This Mr. Proggins interpreted as an evidence that the horse was only wait ing for a chance to play him some evil prank. Naturally he grew to dislike Fid dler as well as to fear him.
Once he had Fiddler safely harnessed and had climbed up on the wagon out of rangeof hisblindered eyes, Mr. Proggins s mind was at peace. Sitting humped over on the seat, his tho...ughts dwelling on some new obstacle presented by the intricate contrivance in his workshop, Proggins would allow Fiddler to jog along wholly unguided for half an hour at a time.
Then it was that Fiddler tasted happi ness. Hungry for the sight of horses and men, he improved each trip to town by giving full play to his sociable impulses. He whinnied friendly greetings to every passing team, and often left the road al together just to rub noses with a pastured [134] FIDDLER horse. Could he overtake a carriage, he would follow it doggedly, if possible with nose on the seat-back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fiddler would even crane his neck to watch Proggins shake out the bedding or when he was fastening the traces behind [133] JUST HORSES him. This Mr. Proggins interpreted as an evidence that the horse was only wait ing for a chance to play him some evil prank. Naturally he grew to dislike Fid dler as well as to fear him.
Once he had Fiddler safely harnessed and had climbed up on the wagon out of rangeof hisblindered eyes, Mr. Proggins s mind was at peace. Sitting humped over on the seat, his tho...ughts dwelling on some new obstacle presented by the intricate contrivance in his workshop, Proggins would allow Fiddler to jog along wholly unguided for half an hour at a time.
Then it was that Fiddler tasted happi ness. Hungry for the sight of horses and men, he improved each trip to town by giving full play to his sociable impulses. He whinnied friendly greetings to every passing team, and often left the road al together just to rub noses with a pastured [134] FIDDLER horse. Could he overtake a carriage, he would follow it doggedly, if possible with nose on the seat-back.
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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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