Curses light on the horse!" he added, seizing the bridle of his steed, who continued snorting and shivering, as if still under the influence of some unaccountable alarm; "what can ail him?" "I know what ails him, your honour," rejoined the groom, riding up as he spoke; "he's seen somethin' not o' this world. So I set out to find you, even if it cost ten times sixteen thousand. It was wonderful to think this thing had lived, had felt and suffered. ‘But my poor Jacques is wounded and—’ ‘All taken care of,’ interrupted Hilary. Then all the embarrassments of the matter flashed in upon her. .
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