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Night and Morning

CHAPTER IV
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The horse shook his head, as if in remonstrance; but the spur vigorously applied showed him that his master would not listen to his mute reasonings.

He bounded forward--made at the gate--struck his hoofs against the top bar--fell forward, and threw his rider head foremost on the road beyond.

The horse rose instantly--not so the master.

The son dismounted, alarmed and terrified.

His father was speechless! and blood gushed from the mouth and nostrils, as the head drooped heavily on the boy's breast.


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