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 1 V  |   frustrated, she touched up her~horse so suddenly that her uncle
 2 V  |         to himself as he put his horse to a canter; "or~perhaps
 3 V  |        old admiral moderated his horse's pace so as to~follow his
 4 V  |         unexpectedly spurred his horse in such a way as to make
 5 V  | hunting-crop as if to strike his horse, and~touched the young fellow'
 6 V  |        not know how~to hold your horse in?--And there you leave
 7 V  |          dear uncle, it was your horse, not mine, that caused the~
 8 V  |          Count, pulling Emilie's horse by the bridle, "I do~not
 9 V  |     birch sapling, pulled up his horse, took out one of his pistols,
10 VII|   handles the foils, and rides a horse like the late Chevalier