Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and AbusesChapman and Hall, 1869 - 692 páginas their origin, history, uses, and abuses |
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... brought the history forward to a period when authentic records become abundant , and these have been made suffi- ciently available for the purpose ; while , for the succeeding centuries , and up to our own time , the principal kinds.
... brought the history forward to a period when authentic records become abundant , and these have been made suffi- ciently available for the purpose ; while , for the succeeding centuries , and up to our own time , the principal kinds.
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... become a painful reality in modern days , though it is but a re - echo of what was enunciated centuries beyond two thousand years ago . For the manifestation of his strength and the due performance of his useful qualities , the horse ...
... become a painful reality in modern days , though it is but a re - echo of what was enunciated centuries beyond two thousand years ago . For the manifestation of his strength and the due performance of his useful qualities , the horse ...
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... become footsore from being ridden too long a time , the rider dismounts , a fresh steed is caught from the crowd , and the hoof - worn one is set at large again , to recover as it best may the loss it has sustained . So that a traveller ...
... become footsore from being ridden too long a time , the rider dismounts , a fresh steed is caught from the crowd , and the hoof - worn one is set at large again , to recover as it best may the loss it has sustained . So that a traveller ...
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... become pigeon - toed . ' ' Horses are never shod in the Moluccas , or the Straits of Malacca . With regard to Java , Sir Stamford Raffles says : Horses are never shod in Java , nor are they secured in the stable as is usual in Europe ...
... become pigeon - toed . ' ' Horses are never shod in the Moluccas , or the Straits of Malacca . With regard to Java , Sir Stamford Raffles says : Horses are never shod in Java , nor are they secured in the stable as is usual in Europe ...
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... become firm . ' The word Erpoyyúλous , here employed to denote firmness , has evidently the same signification as the Latin word teres : that is , something smooth , round , and of a proper shape , indicative of strength , soundness ...
... become firm . ' The word Erpoyyúλous , here employed to denote firmness , has evidently the same signification as the Latin word teres : that is , something smooth , round , and of a proper shape , indicative of strength , soundness ...
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Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and Abuses George Fleming Visualização integral - 1869 |
Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and Abuses George Fleming Visualização integral - 1869 |
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