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First in the Field

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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Very well indeed.

Now you see there is no magic in the matter." Nic was astounded, for the horse had acted just in the same way as his father's.
"Let me tell you another thing.

If you jump down--no, no, don't do it-- but if you jump down, pass the rein over the nag's head and throw it on the ground: he will stand perfectly still." "Without the rein being fastened to a peg or tree ?" "Yes.

Try it when you get down.

Now you see you are learning to ride.
But I want this trot, so be ready for your shot.


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