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197 glands fastened to the nether jaw, which give him pain when you press -them ; and remember that a running at one nostril is worse than at both.
Fives »'] When the jaws are strait so that the neck swelleth above them, it is a sign of short wind ; but if the swelling belong, and close by his chaps, like a whetstone, then be sure he has the vives, which is a distemper most frequent in high mountain- ous countries, especially to horses that are not used to the crudities produced in the stomach ...by the spring and fountain waters that rise in- hilly grounds ; standing waters, or those of very little current, are the least dangerous, and seldom cause the vives ; but very deep wells are bad.
J^ostrils.'] If his nostrils be open, dry, wide, and large, so as upon any straining the inward redness is discovered; if his muz- zle be small, his mouth deep, and his lips equally meeting, they are signs of health and wind : but should his nostrils be strait, his wind is then little. Should you find the muz- zle to be gross, his spirit will be dull.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
197 glands fastened to the nether jaw, which give him pain when you press -them ; and remember that a running at one nostril is worse than at both.
Fives »'] When the jaws are strait so that the neck swelleth above them, it is a sign of short wind ; but if the swelling belong, and close by his chaps, like a whetstone, then be sure he has the vives, which is a distemper most frequent in high mountain- ous countries, especially to horses that are not used to the crudities produced in the stomach ...by the spring and fountain waters that rise in- hilly grounds ; standing waters, or those of very little current, are the least dangerous, and seldom cause the vives ; but very deep wells are bad.
J^ostrils.'] If his nostrils be open, dry, wide, and large, so as upon any straining the inward redness is discovered; if his muz- zle be small, his mouth deep, and his lips equally meeting, they are signs of health and wind : but should his nostrils be strait, his wind is then little. Should you find the muz- zle to be gross, his spirit will be dull.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carver, William. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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