New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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Page 249
... horses of Baron are full of fire and spirit , and the consequent poetry of motion . Both have the merit of being comparatively perfect in anatomy and detail ; but the baron's horses are faulty in shape ; and in the formation of the horse ...
... horses of Baron are full of fire and spirit , and the consequent poetry of motion . Both have the merit of being comparatively perfect in anatomy and detail ; but the baron's horses are faulty in shape ; and in the formation of the horse ...
Page 256
... horses , that a stranger is led to expect much , and is consequently disappointed . The national breeds of Russian horses , if we except the ponies , natural to all north- ern countries , having been principally derived from the Tartar ...
... horses , that a stranger is led to expect much , and is consequently disappointed . The national breeds of Russian horses , if we except the ponies , natural to all north- ern countries , having been principally derived from the Tartar ...
Page 257
... horses would beat any two Cossack horses which could be selected , at a race of fifty versts , or upwards of thirty - three English miles . This took place long after the Cossack horses had been im- proved by the admixture of English ...
... horses would beat any two Cossack horses which could be selected , at a race of fifty versts , or upwards of thirty - three English miles . This took place long after the Cossack horses had been im- proved by the admixture of English ...
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Short Rides in an Authors Omnibus By Horace Smith | 17 |
The Barnabys in America Concluded By Mrs Trollope | 37 |
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