Well, Joe, how d'ye do, old boy?
I've heard about you." It made me feel very welcome to have them both notice me, and I was so glad to be out of the train that I frisked for joy around their feet as we went to the wagon.

It was a big double one, with an awning over it to shelter it from the sun's rays, and the horses were drawn up in the shade of a spreading tree.

They were two powerful black horses, and as they had no blinders on, they could see us coming.

Their faces lighted up and they moved their ears and pawed the ground, and whinnied when Mr.
Wood went up to them.

They tried to rub their heads against him, and I saw plainly that they loved him.