George Vavasor found that his horse went with him uncommonly well, taking his fences almost in the stride of his gallop, and giving unmistakeable signs of good condition. "I wonder what it is that's amiss with him," said George to himself, resolving, however, that he would sell him that day if he got an opportunity. Straight went the line of the fox, up from the brook, and Tom began to say that his master had been wrong about Claydon's.

George Vavasor found that his horse went uncommonly well, taking his fences almost in the stride of his gallop.
"I wonder what it is that's amiss with him," said George to himself, resolving, however, that he would sell him that day if he got a chance.
