Besides, like most woodsmen, he was superstitious.

Gaston was kind with him, keeping, however, a firm hand till his manner had become informed by the new duties.

Jacques's greatest pleasure was his early morning visits to the stables.

Here were Saracen and Jim the broncho-sleek, savage, playful.

But he touched the highest point of his London experience when they rode in the Park.
In this Gaston remained singular.