New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-29

Of approaching suocees filed heart ami brain with de
ciou- msddening excitement Oh, happy, joyous days
Oh glorious pleasure Of nay youth ~hen the night brought
calm rect. and The rrorlow r-,-et' whA can wealth
What can cities offer that ran qua. you
Very the blsc stallion in WOW N, Yer, nca-
or he -'iu made good f-h and struggled On brayely,
tut az tLree-cuar7c-s speed I gained hin at evc-y
stide Nov .rr- ~ Ply, ave w! :" my penn up
feelings: screamed and shoutf, srt waved M c-P a.
though had been creerag on PacE Of -'li1' 'u--a-
Il. yiev.
Iespirg over crack. SRI i.'us log stumbling over
vomha: hoies, r4cs = Robin - tho Eu', cNauy
holding is here which beginning % E-r unGs 'i'
riders weg bi le a-t BURT ao~ ;h- n"un,ih -ii
4, length, rc-.rr ana nearer re cane near eaoH-a -
Distinguish every Ha"s.meni "f the BACK. ms pm
head carried low, be I'll reC.et e. 1a- " = desYesa"
strides. oh, bow changed from The ion-,Se bound' o.:
TIC morning - .ae SaiSy e9ai AID t'"ins name Bf-!
with ~ esi snl foam.
Robin. spaTine G.thes vi 2 nor spar so'k,ng ID
pesr, lin cut ~ beading hn again and again DGt NJ
own s;eec core aud lac be- S"ned just A. the
good Chestnut Stumbled sId without struggle ro.9a Oysr
IL log. " Al right cried h- -SandiSg over hs beaten
toT:c tr.cle u haze, e. famed toward him. push on
Gsrnan ~ .our one II Ms no moment i9r ciyii;
i;.cs stt hiula spectacle his face. hir and
l.. afd berk, -r-@te with sreat, dust and blood from
scratches 81 tia iaieks hi. wooden shrI torn "-u, H.
played hs bravny chest! bus ~. ar, ever, iul =!
strength and so!f confidence
IT. I'VE minute. ! found | could ride rOTat :ae -Et
hose :" Pres-es hi- constantly at every wave Of
~ whip he doubled Ike bJs;en hare, b.! showed his
ieeil when beaded him. A. giare With fery eyes that
showed =; vCGd hot ae sale o come - close quarters
Thus lrte-ing ara doubling c.rrie for miles
over ground l.ye q. the Wiltshire Downs uetil the
salion- pace fell rot. and times walk; but sill,
Whenever 0T,d l.sl H. -ho~ 81 Dangerous st While
dout;inc how end the conflict an thinking ;aa: al zl
luck, stumble r,gh' uske lose All rur isDor. -sv
scmo;hn. looming the distance, which proved % be
lrt 81 stock horses driven by boy toward neigh
ioTiIg station. The boy true COTn;ak. saw how tho
esrne stood pushed ~ ION ne and toc ahe- one on
eaeh side dashed shouting aud i-hing 1T the stallion.
lis TIL shiyerrg his sies hsavin-. he vany :.ed 20
care fresh horse end r-r; wherever he BOUNDED ". fp-
loyrec before 10 know wh-ra be Wa had him enve
oIed IN the mob II tame ones. This doHe, shoc'ed
Victory t-y0un- C1rEs;a!., something more a'm~y
ED energetic; and then. rucCing. h-liOonS hu:ryia
t;sstl.ug cloud 81 dust drove the lot prii-n-
i,.o yard. The slip rails wCre eosed IA "a "a
slant and TIE hiaCr stallion slier one h-rcc d--ptrlnS
lean 2; the o;tv paiar sank exhausted 20 The ground.
Wien IN in"h 81 horses with our chsse n me
rarGc O: them rushed .rampny into The stocSyart,
-lIped OF NY reg and 20 help the young s;ocknin 20
o-e tie entrance and then, after giving one more Who
oor triumph leaned my 10; head a-1n.. ihs oars
of tha -iock-vall eIl drawing long breath began TO
ctr through Tho clouds Of dus: ~ my captive. The tame
o.- he'd dre~n round him snoring in half circle h-
lay kali On hs knees list waes- he strong op-ra hal
flung him buck exhausted r.-rc breathing hard ihroaZh
liz thin rcd nO,is and throwing mp his head With -rn-
mig teeth wheueve. the others moved toward him.
With sort Of oam dreamy liDguii feeling stood,
know not how long surveying him, until TIC young stock
iouched me on the shoulder.
d" / think master. YOU better aaVs him now 70 suiA
III; VI present., end give aim so'e- wser en1 osien
hsv but YOU mas wei! pm. your nag 10 feed IN our
lille paddock have va-h at the creek and come up 70
The hut for fancy YOU had nearly enough for today
ard mother will he glad 10 you so loves 20 SEQ
an from old England