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THE PUZZLING “DOS” AND “DON’TS”
Chapter VIII of "Just David" titled "The Puzzling 'Dos' and 'Don'ts'" introduces David to a new way of life filled with rules that often contradict his natural inclinations towards beauty and freedom. David finds himself navigating a world where productive tasks are mandatory ("dos"), such as hoeing corn, pulling weeds, and filling woodboxes, while his pleasures like lying under apple trees, exploring the brook, or observing insects are frowned upon ("don'ts"). Farmer Holly, on his part, experiences…-
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15 The Old Hostler
The fifteenth chapter of "Black Beauty," titled "The Old Hostler," narrates the journey of Black Beauty, his master, mistress, and James the driver, to visit friends forty-six miles away from their home. The first day covered thirty-two miles, featuring long and heavy hills which James navigates with care, ensuring the comfort and welfare of the horses through thoughtful driving techniques and consideration of their needs. Upon arriving at their destination for the night, a principal hotel in the…-
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Chapter 48 of "Black Beauty" by Anna Sewell, titled "Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandson Willie," shares an uplifting turn of events in the life of Black Beauty. The scene opens at a horse sale where Black Beauty finds himself among other aged and debilitated horses, subject to the gazes of equally worn-out buyers and sellers. Amidst the dismal surroundings, a kind grandfather, Farmer Thoroughgood, and his enthusiastic grandson, Willie, spot Black Beauty. Their initial observation hints at a former…
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THE UNBEAUTIFUL WORLD
In "The Unbeautiful World," David grapples with internal conflicts and complexities of life, stirring from the contradictions between his expectations and reality. After forfeiting his cherished "start" for the Hollys' sake, he oscillates between fulfillment in helping them and longing for the impactful work he envisioned in the wider, beautiful world. This duality of emotions plunges him into a mire of confusion about life's nature. David seeks counsel from Mr. Jack, ignoring discussions about the gold…-
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27 Ruined and Going Downhill
In chapter 27 of "Black Beauty," Beauty narrates his experience of recovery and reuniting with his friend Ginger after both had suffered due to the negligence and ill-treatment of their riders. After Beauty’s knees healed, he was turned into a meadow alone, where he felt the pangs of loneliness until Ginger joined him, also in recovery after being pushed too hard in a race by Lord George. Ginger and Beauty shared their grievances, reflecting on how their prime years were marred by a drunkard and a fool,…-
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05 A Fair Start
Chapter 5 of "Black Beauty," titled "A Fair Start," introduces John Manly, the coachman, who lives near the stables with his wife and child. The morning after Beauty's arrival, John gives him a thorough grooming, which pleases the Squire, the owner of Beauty. The Squire instructs John to test Beauty's paces by taking him on a specific route around the estate. John carefully fits Beauty with a comfortable bridle and saddle, and the two set out, starting slow before moving to a trot and then a canter. They…-
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38 Dolly and a Real Gentleman
Winter brought harsh conditions for both horses and their drivers, with continuous snow, sleet, and rain making their work particularly tough. The severe weather took a toll on the horses, exacerbated when they had to pull heavy loads on slippery streets, struggling to maintain their balance. Drivers, especially those lacking means, faced their own hardships, often having to endure long hours in the cold, sometimes forsaking warmth for the chance of earning a fare. In stark contrast, Jerry managed to…-
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