Chapter

 1 IV |   accident that happened to the horse “Coco,” who had broken his
 2 V  |     foot or mounted on a little horse, or astride a donkey about
 3 V  |          And she whipped up her horse. Then, as she did not hear
 4 V  |     pale, and holding on to his horse’s mane as it bounced him
 5 V  |         do better to watch your horse.”~They descended an almost
 6 VI |     they were bound to supply a horse each, on a certain day every
 7 VI | Couillards brought a big yellow horse, and the Martins a small
 8 VI |       was the son of the yellow horse; then, perceiving Marius,
 9 IX |        his manner of mounting a horse and called him “Le Chevalier
10 IX |        can stop, she struck her horse brutally between the ears.
11 IX |    holding his wife’s trembling horse in his iron grasp. Gilberte
12 IX |        She had the little white horse, which she sometimes rode,
13 IX |  blazing sun. Jeanne walked her horse, soothed and happy.~She
14 IX |     meeting, and whipped up her horse.~When she reached the two
15 IX |        comte.~She reined in her horse, as she wanted to think,
16 XI |        would not let him have a horse, for fear he should ride
17 XII|       mother and whipped up the horse, whose jerky pace made the
18 XIV|   breathe.~They unharnessed the horse at the Couillard place,
19 XIV|       his tongue to urge on the horse. Jeanne looked straight