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I had taken all the horses, with the exception of one, out with me on this journey, and as they will shortly bear a prominent part in this narrative, I will make some mention of them. My own horse was a grey — for which reason I called him Duncan — I had ridden him during the whole period of my wanderings, and think I never saw an animal that could endure more, or suffered less from the want of water; he was aged, and a proof, that in the brute creation as well as with mankind, years give a Maillot France Pas CHer certain stamina that youth does not possess. This animal, as the reader will believe, knew me well, as indeed did all the horses, for I had stood by to see them watered many a time. Mr. Stuart rode Mr. Browne’s horse, a little animal, but one of great endurance also; Mack used a horse we called Maillot Inter Milan Pas CHer the Roan, a hunter that had been Mr. Poole’s. Morgan rode poor Punch, whose name I have before had occasion to mention, and who, notwithstanding subsequent rest, had not recovered from the fatigues of Ostaa Halpa Nike Roshe Run Naisten his northern excursion. Besides these we had four pack Maillot Cruz Azul Pas CHer horses:— Bawley, a strong and compact little animal, with a blaze on the forehead, high spirited, with a shining coat, and having Maillot Albanie Pas CHer been a pet, was up to all kind of tricks, but was a general favourite, and a nice horse; — the other was Traveller, a light chesnut, what the hunter would call a washy brute, always eating and never fat; — the Colt, so called from his being young, certainly unequal to such a journey as that on which he was taken; — and Slommy, another aged horse. During the summer, Traveller had had a great disclinks:
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