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DAVID’S CASTLE IN SPAIN
In Chapter XVI of "Just David," the story delves into David's newfound hope and plans fueled by his discovery of gold pieces, which he sees as a means to pursue his passion for violin and to bask in the realm of music that truly understands him. David, elated by his treasure, imagines a future filled with music and joy, contemplating the right moment to share his plans with his friends and caretakers. His daily chores and tasks, even the mundane ones, are now imbued with a sense of purpose and anticipation…-
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In the opening of spring, Lord W---- and his family, including York, journeyed to London, leaving behind the horses, including the narrator (Black Beauty) and Ginger, under the care of the head groom and the remaining family members. Among those left at the hall was the Lady Anne, an adept and passionate horse rider, who favored Black Beauty, naming him "Black Auster," for her rides. The narrative also introduces a gentleman, Blantyre, and another horse, Lizzie, known for her lively spirit but expressed…-
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02 The Hunt
Before I turned two, a memorable event occurred during an early spring morning cloaked in a light mist. Being in the lower field with my fellow colts, we were suddenly attentive to distant dog cries, signaling the beginning of a hunt as acknowledged by the most senior among us. With curiosity, we all moved to a vantage point, where my mother and an elderly horse of our master's possession joined in observing the unfolding scene. The ensuing chase of a hare by a pack of hounds, accompanied by men on…-
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35 Jerry Barker
Chapter 35 of "Black Beauty" presents an enriching account of Black Beauty's experiences with his new master, Jerry Barker, showcasing Jerry's principles, compassion, and the warm environment he fosters both for his family and his horses. Jerry, depicted as an epitome of kindness, morality, and joy, enriches the narrative with his life's simple but profound philosophies. The chapter opens with a tribute to Jerry's character, comparing his integrity and benevolence to that of John Manly, another character…-
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Chapter VI of "Just David" entitled "Nuisances, Necessary and Otherwise" revolves around David's adaptation to the rigid, structured life at the Hollies' farmhouse. It begins with David, a boy accustomed to the freedom and beauty of nature, offering to help Mrs. Holly with the dishes, a proposition she initially refuses due to his dirty hands. This encounter prompts David to question the value of housework, which Mrs. Holly defends as essential labor, unlike David's father, who deemed such chores…
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13 The Devil’s Trade Mark
In "The Devil's Trade Mark," from "Black Beauty," the narrative unfolds as John and Black Beauty, after attending to their master’s business, witness a troubling scene. A young boy, later identified as Mr. Bushby's son, is brutally trying to coerce a pony into jumping over a gate. The pony, resistant and distressed by the boy's harsh treatment—whipping, kicking, and striking—ultimately rebels, catapulting the boy into a thorn hedge and then fleeing home. John, finding slight amusement in the boy’s…-
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46 Jakes and the Lady
In Chapter 46 of "Black Beauty," titled "Jakes and the Lady," the narrative unfolds from Black Beauty's perspective, detailing a demanding period in his life after being sold to a corn dealer and baker. Under the ownership of a man who, while generally ensuring good food and fair work, often leaves the premises, entrusting operations to a foreman who habitually overloads Black Beauty. The foreman's insistence on maximizing each journey strains Black Beauty beyond his capacity, especially with a cruelly…-
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