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The Attache

CHAPTER XII
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This is as smart a little hoss as ever I see.
I know where I can put him off to great advantage.

I shall make a good day's work of this.

It is about as good a hoss trade as I ever made.

The French don't know nothin' about hosses; they are a simple people, their priests keep 'em in ignorance on purpose, and they don't know nothin'.' "He cracked and bragged considerable, and as we progressed we came to Montagon Bridge.

The moment pony sot foot on it, he stopped short, pricked up the latter eends of his ears, snorted, squeeled and refused to budge an inch.


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