Chapter

1  9,2|       he expected to get the animals at a bargain, as they were
2  9,6|       a mere trifle for such animals. Less than an hour after
3 12,1|    the maternal instincts of animals. I am an honest woman myself;
4 13,2|  give me worthless, worn-out animals. Everybody borrows money
5 13,4|  victories or defeats of the animals he has purchased. A gentleman
6 13,4|    he had purchased valuable animals. "Kami-Bey must be this
7 13,8| horses I purchased. The real animals, the valuable ones - have
8 13,8|  they are really only common animals, wanting both in blood and
9 13,8|      often ridden one of the animals which I fancied myself the