I have never known a horse that could twist himself as this horse did.

I have seen a camelopard do trick's with his neck that compelled one's attention, but this animal was more like the thing one dreams of after a dusty days at Ascot, followed by a dinner with six old chums.

If I had seen his eyes looking at me from between his own hind legs, I doubt if I should have been surprised.

He seemed more amused with George if anything, than with myself.

He turned to his friend again.
"Extraordinary, isn't it ?" he remarked; "I suppose there must be some place where they grow them"; and then he commenced licking flies off his own left shoulder.