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My first home was a beautiful meadow with a pond of clear water. There were some large trees near the p 1 ..On one side of the meadow was a field and on the o2 was the hou of our master, Farmer Grey.
During the day I ran around the meadow with my mother. At night I lay next to her. When it was h3 we stood under the trees by the pond. When it was cold we stayed in a w4 shed.
There were six young colts in our meadow. I ud to p 5 with them, and had great fun. But one day my mother whinnied to me and said:
“The colts don't have good m宝剑怎么折6 . But you are well-bred and are going to grow up gentle and good. Now, r7 , do your work well and don't bite or kick."
I never forgot my mother's a 8 ' .
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One day before I was two years old, s1 strange happened I was eating grass with the other colts when we h2the sound of dogs.
"They can smell a hare-," said my mother.
Just then a hare tried to get t3 为什么怀不上孩子 the fence. We heard a scream, and that was the end of her'.
By the brook' lay two hors and a rider'.
The man's neck is b4 ," said my mother.
The r5 was George Gordon, a tall young man who was Squire' Gordon's only son.
When the vet saw the black hor he shook his head. There was a bang and the hor did not move a6 .
A few days l逆来顺受的意思7 , we heard the church bells. Some men were carrying George Gordon to the churchyard'. And I knew that a beautiful hor and a young man were d8 , all becau of one little hare.
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As I grew b1 , I became handsome. My coat was bright and black, I had one white foot and a pretty white star on my forehead. When I was four years old Squire Gordon d2 to buy me. Then Farmer Grey began to break me in.
'Breaking in' means to t3 a hor to wear a saddle and bridle, and to carry a person on his back. He mustn't speak to other hors, or b4 , or kick, but he must always do what his master says.
I hated w5 a bits in my mouth. It was horrible, like a metal finger between my teeth. The saddle was not so bad. One morning, my master r6 me round the meadow. I was proud to carry him, and I soon got u7 to it.
But I didn't like the iron shoes. They were very stiff7 and heavy on my feet. But in time I got ud to that t8 .
My mother told me: “There are good men like our master, but there are b9 men too. I hope you have good masters. But remember, always do your best."
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Early in May a man t1 me to Squire Gordon's home, near the village of Birtwick. My new stable was large and comfortable There was a little fat grey pony next to me.
"How do you do? What is your name?" I said.
He said, "My name is Merrylegs. I hope you are good-tempered I don't like h2 that bite'."
He looked over at a tall chestnuts hor. In the afternoon, when she went out, Merrylegs told me about her.
"That's Ginger," he said."She bites. One day she bit James, the groom. She says no one
was kind to her b3 . But James and John Manly, our grooms, are very good to us, and Squire Gordon doesn't whip' his hors, so I think she's going to like it here."
The next morning John took me for a ride. On the way back we m4 the Squire and Mrs Gordon.T he Squire asked John:"“Well, John, what's the new hor like?"
And John a5 : “Excellent, sir.".
Mrs Gordon said, "He's a beauty. Let's call him Black Beauty."
“Black Beauty?" said the Squire. “Yes, that's a very good n6 ."
A few days later I went out with Ginger, and we got on well And I soon became great f鲜可以组什么词7 with Merrylegs too. He was a favourite with everyone. The little girls, Jessie and Flora, loved to play with him and their little dog Frisky.
I was very happy in my new home. Everyone who worked there was kind, I had a c8 stable and good food. And best of all, we had a day free every Sunday in the summer, when we spent the day in the old orchard.
The grass was soft there, the air was s9 , and we did just what we liked. We galloped, we lay down, we rolled' on our backs and ate the g10 . And we stood under the large chestnut tree' and told stories.
