Pox on him, how handsom he is, I hate the sight of the young Stallion.

Now we have a mount for the party, and I needn't take poor Warick's crack stallion.

And a stour stallion was he.

" He strode off in pursuit of Bull and presently found the big man in the corral rubbing down the stallion; the little bright-eyed Tod was close beside them.

And he gestured to the magnificent, watchful head of the stallion.

The big stallion was like a kitten under his hand.

One could see that the stallion was learning difficult lessons, but he was learning them fast.

But he continued to follow the scheme first laid down for his pursuit by clever Riley, and when they came to the wide-ranging stable he assigned the black stallion to a roomy box stall.

All the way home he had been striving to find some way of explaining his lack of success with the stallion to Mary Hood.

Even as it was, he had once brought home a most dreadful thing called "A Bedouin Love Song," for a bass voice, truly enough, but so fearfully outspoken about matters far better left unmentioned among nice people that the three girls had fled horrified from the room after that first verse: "From the desert I come to thee, On a stallion shod with fire, And the wind is left behind In the speed of my desire.

"'Yes, yes.' "'Or that of the Fleet Stallion?' "'Yes, yes. Only proceed!'

I settled down to recite the Chapter of the Stallion to him.

But already he was a gigantic and florid person, so tall that the heads of few men reached to his shoulder; a person of handsome exterior, high featured and blond, having a narrow small head, and vivid light blue eyes, and the chest of a stallion; a person whose left eyebrow had an odd oblique droop, so that the stupendous boy at his simplest appeared to be winking the information that he was in jest.

The black shield displayed a silver stallion which was rampant in every member and was bridled with gold, but the ancient arms had been given a new motto.

Then Manuel of the high head departed from Aries, with his lackeys and his images, riding in full estate, and displaying to the spring sunlight the rearing silver stallion upon his shield and the motto Mundus vult decipi.

The black stallion.

The black stallion.

The black stallion.

JEFFERS, DONNAN. Roan stallion, Tamar, and other poems.

JEFFERS, GARTH. Roan stallion, Tamar, and other poems.

Roan stallion, Tamar, and other poems.

The Black stallion and satan.

In 1760 he kept a stallion both for his own mares and for those of his neighbors, and we find many entries concerning the animal.

Mares brought to the stallion were kept upon pasture, and foal was guaranteed.

His garden was in disorder: and so was everything else I saw about the place; except a favourite stallion, which was in very good conditiona pretty figure of a horse, and of proper size for the road, about fifteen hands high.