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...he means to be!" "Only Dick Christian," t answers Lord Forester, "and it's nothing new to him." "But he'll be drowned," exclaims Lord Kinnaird. " I shouldn't...observes Mr. William Coke. But the pace is too good to inquire. The fox does his best to escape : he threads hedgerows, tries the out-buildings of a farm...

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...— ' I shouldn't wonder,' observes Mr. William Coke ; ' but the pace is too good to inquire.' " * The Dick Christian, whose probable fate gave so little...brooks ; but Irish horses and riders face them with the most perfect indifference. At the great horse fairs of Ballinasloe, the parish pound, six feet in height,...

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...steeple-chase from Rolleston. He is paid 15s. per day for riding gentlemen's young horses with hounds. shouldn't wonder," observes Mr. William Coke. But the pace is too good to inquire. The fox does his best to escape : he threads hedgerows, tries the out-buildings of a farm-house,...

...for riding gentlemen's young horses with hounds. Lord Forester, ' and it 's nothing new to him.' 'But he'll be drowned,' exclaims Lord Kinnaird. ' I shouldn't...observes Mr. William Coke. But the pace is too good to inquire. The fox does his best to escape : he threads hedgerows, tries the out-buildings of a farm-house,...

...to be !' — ' Only Dick Christian,' answers Lord Forester, 'and it is nothing new to him.' — 'But he'll be drowned !' exclaims Lord Kinnaird.— ' I...brooks ; but Irish horses and riders face them with the most perfect indifference. At the great horse fairs of Ballinasloe, the parish pound, six feet in height,...

...be ! " — " Only Dick Christian," answers Lord Forester, " and it is nothing new to him." — " But he'll be drowned !" exclaims Lord Kinnaird. — "...; but the pace is too good to enquire." ' * *' The Chase, the Turf, and the Road, p. 56. The great mistake of The Dick Christian, whose probable fate...

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