Then master and dog took a walk down the Calle del Pozo Blanco, where the saddle and harness-makers congregate; where muleteers must come to buy those gay saddle-bags which so soon lose their bright colour in the glaring sun; where the guardias civiles step in to buy their paste and pipe-clay; where the great man's groom may chat with the teamster from the mountain while both are waiting on the saddler's needle.

I was crossing the stable-yard where I had gone to order the carriage for my aunt, when an English groom, suddenly emerging from the harness-room, touched his cap, saying "Have you 'eard, sir, of the awful affair up yonder?" "Of what?"

There is a large fireplace in the back, and a room door to the left of the fireplace; the harness-rack is between room door and fireplace.

It's reckoned the best for harness-dressing.'

For forty years he had worked at harness-making, always with the vision before him that some day he might take this trip around the world.

Some of the Nepaulese ventured near, and managed to undo the harness-ropes that were holding on the pad.

The dogs make a rush as far as their leashes or harness allow.

Where is it?" The Hart boys broke out into a joint giggle of enjoyment as Joe responded, "There it is,right across there, beyond the harness-shop, opposite the other end of the green.

He bade them change from green to gray; The plumes and harness borne that day By all the coursers of his train.

Upon arriving at Buenos Ayres, a part of the harness broke, down went the cart, and out shot Hudson and his bristly companions backwards; but unfortunately falling upon one of the poor animals, he crushed him to death.