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" Confidence " is a very different animal now to what he was two short weeks ago.
Who could honestly lay his hand on his heart and affirm himself ambitious to change places with Brown ? Fancy him as he stands on the door step, attired in shooting things (not expecting this pleasure, of course he had brought no boots and et-ceteras), and listening to the playful squeak with which his mouture announces him- self; observing also the somewhat ungraceful curl with with which he carries his tail over... his back, frisking around his groom the while ! We needn't follow him. We all that is all who have arrived at years of discretion have experienced the sort of thing, and know that there is no conceivable folly, from kicking a hound to leaping into a quarry to avoid a falling acorn, that a "fresh" horse will not commit, nay, make a point of committing. Still what is danger to Brown is sport to the rest of the company, and these evil habits may make a horse equally a handful to his rider, without affording so pleasing a spectacle to the looker-on.

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