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Chapter 19: Only Ignorance
Chapter 19: Only Ignorance opens during a slow and painful recovery for Black Beauty, who remains weak after a serious bout of illness. The fever had left him drained, and a harsh bloodletting treatment had worsened his condition. He was moved to a quieter stall, away from Ginger and Merrylegs, where the silence made every faint sound more noticeable. In this stillness, Beauty became acutely aware of even the subtlest movement—of hooves outside, or the rustle of hay. He was too weak to lift his head for…-
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Chapter 20: Joe Green
Chapter 20: Joe Green unfolds with a moment that defines a young stable boy’s character in the face of cruelty. Joe stumbles upon a grim scene at Mr. Clay's brick-yard, where a pair of horses are being viciously whipped by a man with no regard for their suffering. Shocked and overwhelmed by what he sees, Joe doesn't hesitate. He races off to find Mr. Clay himself, determined to put an end to the abuse. Though visibly shaken, his actions are swift and purposeful. His courage in confronting such cruelty,…-
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Chapter 21: The Parting
Chapter 21: The Parting begins on a somber note as word spreads through the household that the mistress’s health has declined. Her doctors advise a move to a milder climate, and this decision marks the beginning of a heartfelt farewell for everyone at the estate. For years, the place had been a home filled with warmth, routine, and understanding—not only for the family but also for the horses under their care. The news hits hard. What had been a peaceful and loving environment begins to unravel. The…-
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Chapter 22: Earlshall
Chapter 22: Earlshall begins a pivotal shift in my journey as Ginger and I are transported from the calm and kind care of Birtwick to the grandeur and formality of Earlshall Park. The estate is vast, with well-kept grounds, a splendid house, and spacious stables that hint at luxury. Yet despite the surface elegance, it becomes clear that life here will be very different. Mr. York, the head coachman, greets us with a mixture of professionalism and authority. He listens politely to John’s careful…-
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Chapter 24: The Lady Anne, or a Runaway Horse begins during the freshness of spring when Lord W---- and much of his household travel to London, leaving the estate in quieter hands. Black Beauty and Ginger remain behind, tended by the head groom and a few family members who chose to stay. Among them is Lady Anne, a confident and experienced horsewoman who takes particular liking to Black Beauty, calling him “Black Auster.” She often rides him across the countryside with grace and control, earning his…
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Chapter 25: Reuben Smith
Chapter 25: Reuben Smith opens with the introduction of a man widely respected for his deep understanding of horses and his calm, capable demeanor. Reuben, placed in charge during York’s brief leave, quickly earns the trust of the estate with his blend of hands-on knowledge and a gentle approach. His history includes time spent with a veterinary surgeon, where he picked up valuable insights into equine health. He drives all sorts of teams with skill—whether a four-in-hand or a tandem—and carries…-
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Chapter 42: The Election
Chapter 42: The Election opens with a quiet tension as Jerry Barker finds himself caught between financial opportunity and moral clarity. Political campaigns sweep through the town with loud processions and busy canvassers eager to rent every available cab. Jerry, though offered good money, firmly refuses to participate. The idea of transporting drunken voters for political gain unsettles him. More than discomfort, it's about dignity—both for himself and for the horses he relies on. He believes no amount…-
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Chapter 43: A Friend in Need
Chapter 43: A Friend in Need opens with London pulsing with energy on a noisy, crowded election day. From the break of dawn, Jerry and Beauty are in constant motion, navigating packed streets and hectic crowds. Their first passenger is a heavyset man who needs to reach Bishopsgate Station in haste. After that, they’re flagged down by a group headed to Regent’s Park, followed by others with urgent appointments. Political excitement colors the city—banners wave, chants ring through the air, and the…-
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ChatGPT said: Chapter 44: Old Captain and His Successor begins with a moment that leaves a lasting scar on Jerry’s life and deeply affects everyone connected to the cab service. Captain, a strong and loyal horse who has served faithfully, meets his end not through old age but due to human recklessness. As Jerry and the horses make their way home, a drayman under the influence crashes a large beer cart into their cab. The impact is brutal—Captain collapses in agony, with injuries too severe for…
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Chapter 45: Jerry’s New Year
Chapter 45: Jerry's New Year opens with a scene marked by both hardship and resilience, set against the backdrop of a city celebrating the holidays. For Jerry, a kind-hearted cabman, and his faithful horse, the season is not about rest or festivity but about staying upright in freezing sleet and snow. Long hours are spent waiting outside grand homes where warm lights glow inside, while the streets remain cruelly cold and still. Jerry does not complain, nor does he mistreat his horse, even as the hours…-
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