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 1 3 |    bones as the skin of an Arab horse on the muscles which shine
 2 4 |        Calyste would saddle his horse himself and gallop to Nantes
 3 8 |         III., I think,~rode his horse at the Provost of Paris
 4 8 |        out exercising Calyste's~horse, which the youth had not
 5 9 |       azure, gules and sable, a horse~rearing argent, shod with
 6 10|   gentlemen."~ ~"Then saddle my horse and my father's."~ ~Gasselin
 7 10|    leaving Gasselin~to lead his horse. He was gay as a bird, thinking
 8 10|          I can very well find a horse in~Saint-Nazaire to take
 9 10| Guerande on~the back of a hired horse), the Vicomtesse de Kergarouet,
10 11|      they choose the handsomest horse in the herd~for his successor.
11 18|  through my happiness,~like the horse in the German ballad. I
12 19|   little low carriages~with one horse which were just beginning
13 19|      home. His handsome English horse,~a present from the Vicomtesse
14 19|       why. The condition of the horse~with its foaming mouth surprised
15 22|         a low carriage with one horse,this,~however, was hired;
16 26|      and finding Calyste, whose horse had outstripped those of~