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Just David
Just David by Eleanor H. Porter is the story of a young, musically gifted boy who, after his father’s death, brings hope and transformation to a small village through his innocence and love of music.-
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07 Ginger
In Chapter 7 of "Black Beauty," titled "Ginger," the narrative delves into the backstory of Ginger, a horse with a tumultuous past, through a conversation between Ginger and Black Beauty. Ginger opens up about her early separation from her mother, her upbringing among indifferent colts, and the neglect from the man responsible for their care, contrasting it with Black Beauty’s gentler experiences. She recounts the trauma of being broken in—a process devoid of kindness and full of force, which instilled…-
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40 Poor Ginger
In this poignant chapter titled "Poor Ginger" from "Black Beauty," we are reintroduced to Ginger, an old companion of Black Beauty, under severely deteriorated conditions. As Black Beauty relaxes, a shabby cab draws near, pulling along an old chestnut horse that appears severely neglected and physically diminished. The horse, initially unrecognizable due to her worn-out state, is revealed to be Ginger through a desperate interaction for a nibble of hay and a subsequent recognition. Ginger's…-
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JACK AND JILL
In this chapter, David encounters Miss Holbrook, the "Lady of the Roses," who expresses her deep sorrow, revealing her desire to forget her painful memories, leaving David stunned by her lack of joy. His attempt to comfort her through his violin only highlights the depth of her despair. Unable to soothe her, David leaves as Miss Holbrook abruptly dismisses the melancholic scene. Driven by restlessness, David explores the village further and stumbles upon a group of boys playing in a lot. Having had…-
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18 Going for the Doctor
In the chapter titled "Going for the Doctor" from "Black Beauty," the narrative embarks on a tense midnight mission to fetch a doctor for Mrs. Gordon, who falls severely ill. The urgency is palpable as John, the trusted stable hand, is roused from his sleep by the stable bell's clamor, signaling the need for immediate action. With efficiency and speed, John prepares Black Beauty, the eponymous horse, for an expedited journey to Dr. White's residence. The squire's instructions are clear: ride swiftly and…-
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AS PERRY SAW IT
In Chapter XXII of "Just David," titled "As Perry Saw It," the narrative unfolds through the experiences and conversations of Perry Larson, providing a unique perspective on David's impact on the community while he battles for his life. The chapter begins with Jack Gurnsey frequently visiting the farmhouse to inquire about David's condition, often engaging with Perry Larson, who offers insights into David's influence on various townspeople. Perry Larson recounts the unexpected concern for David from…-
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30 A Thief
In "A Thief," from "Black Beauty," the narrator, a horse, recounts his experience with a new master in Bath. This master, an unmarried businessman, buys Black Beauty for horseback riding upon his doctor's advice. He hires a stable and a man named Filcher to care for the horse. Initially, Beauty is well-provided for, with an abundance of quality food specified by the master. However, over time, Beauty notices a decrease in the oats provided, replaced increasingly by bran, which begins to affect his…-
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THE MOUNTAIN HOME
In the secluded splendor of the mountain-side stands a lone cabin, a sanctuary for David and his father amid the grandeur of nature. This chapter paints an idyllic scene of their rustic home, nestled against cliffs that shield it from the north wind, and looks out over a verdant slope stretching down to a dramatic valley. This landscape is not just a backdrop but a vital character in their lives, especially for David, whose heart is intertwined with the wild and enchanting views it offers. The interior of…-
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08 Ginger’s Story Continued
In the chapter "Ginger's Story Continued" from the novel "Black Beauty," Ginger shares her distressing experiences at her first place of residence with Beauty. After her initial training, Ginger was sold to match another chestnut horse by a dealer, which led to her being purchased by a fashionable gentleman. This new environment introduced her to the torturous use of a tight check-rein, aimed at enhancing her appearance by forcing her to hold her head high for extended periods. This unnatural posture…-
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