The History of Jack Spratt And His Cat
The History of Jack Spratt And His Cat
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N DIALS THE HORSE.
Of ail quadrupeds those of the horse kind merit a distinguished place in natural history ; their beauty, strength, activity and useful- ness, all contribute to render them the principal objects of our caw and attention ; a race of creatuws in whose welfare we are pecu- liarly interested. The Arabs are particularly solicitous in the breed of {heir horses, they treat them with the utmost humanity, and rve- ver use the spur but in cases of the most urgent necessity Of tbe attach...ment they bear to these noble and useful animals, SL Pierre, io his Studies-of Nature, relates an affecting instance ; " The whole slock of a poor Arabian of the desert consisted of a beautiful mare, this the French consul offered to purchase, with an intention to send it to Louis XIV. The Arab, pressed by want, hesitated a long time, bet at length consented, on condition of receiving a very considere&k sum of money which he named, the consul wrote to France for per- mission to close the bargain, and hating obtained it, sent the infor- mation to the Arab who was 90 indigent as to possess ooly a-oiiserable covering for his body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N DIALS THE HORSE.
Of ail quadrupeds those of the horse kind merit a distinguished place in natural history ; their beauty, strength, activity and useful- ness, all contribute to render them the principal objects of our caw and attention ; a race of creatuws in whose welfare we are pecu- liarly interested. The Arabs are particularly solicitous in the breed of {heir horses, they treat them with the utmost humanity, and rve- ver use the spur but in cases of the most urgent necessity Of tbe attach...ment they bear to these noble and useful animals, SL Pierre, io his Studies-of Nature, relates an affecting instance ; " The whole slock of a poor Arabian of the desert consisted of a beautiful mare, this the French consul offered to purchase, with an intention to send it to Louis XIV. The Arab, pressed by want, hesitated a long time, bet at length consented, on condition of receiving a very considere&k sum of money which he named, the consul wrote to France for per- mission to close the bargain, and hating obtained it, sent the infor- mation to the Arab who was 90 indigent as to possess ooly a-oiiserable covering for his body.
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