XLVII. THE HORSE. (128)

1. Uncle Thomas. Well, boys, I am glad to see you again. Since I last saw

you I have made quite a tour, and at some future time will describe to you

what I have seen. I promised at this meeting, however, to tell you

something about animals, and I propose to begin with the horse. But I know

that you like stories better than lecturing, so I will proceed at once to

tell you some which I have gathered for you.

2. Frank. We never feel tired of listening to you, Uncle Thomas. We know

you always have something curious to tell us.

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