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RF2PR9PMF–Hand writing sign Don T Not Stop. Business overview Continue what had been doing without rendering a delay Businesswoman Holding Tablet In One Hand And Pressing On It.
RF2GN7M0D–A black-and-white image of a dappled gray horse with a saddle on its back, which is held by a horse breeder by the bridle rein. Equestrian sports. Equ
RM2AKR9JE–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 165- First Positron Russi<an One IVIan IVIethod of Casting andSecuring a Horse. his right elbow is supported by the horses loins. The halterrein is grasped firmly and held in the left hand. By makingtraction on end of rope (c) the near hind foot is lifted off theground and drawn somewhat to the off side, Eigure 166. Bytraction on halter rein the head is drawn around to the shoulder;then by pressing down with elbow on loins th
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RMMABA33–. Driving as I found it . the right hand is at liberty and at the same time ready to catch hold of the near reins (fig. 13). When merely pulling to the near or off side of the road to avoid ob- stacles or passing a vehicle, a slight touch of the right hand on the lead rein will be all that is necessary, keep- ing the right hand on the rein until the obstacle is passed. It might perhaps be necessary to turn the wheeler off as well if he does not follow, which can be done by tak-
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RF2PRDHR9–Inspiration showing sign Don T Not Stop. Business overview Continue what had been doing without rendering a delay Man Holding Mobile Phone In Hand And Pointing With One Finger On Data.
RF2F3C686–Portrait of a beautiful bay horse with a braided mane and a rider in the saddle, who holds the bridle rein and a bouquet of yellow wildflowers. Horse
RM2AJE5JA–Marmion . t mind ;Wearied from doubt to doubt to flee,We welcome fond credulity, Guide confident, though blind. XXXI. Little for this Fitz-Eustace cared.But, patient, waited till he heard.At distance, pricked to utmost speed,The foot-tramp of a flying steed. Come town-ward rushing on;First, dead, as if on turf it trode,Then, clattering on the village road, —In other pace than forth he yode. Returned Lord Marmion.Down hastily he sprung from scllc,And, in his haste, wellnigh he fell ;To the squires hand the rein he threw,And spoke no word as he withdrew :But yet the moonlight did betray.The falc
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RMMCKMPY–. Saf ty Rein illustrated. Directions for use of Safety Rein.—In putting on the rein for a gig, keep the buckle to the left hand, or near side; that will place the loop, Avhich is on the middle of the rein, below the hook or head of the bridle, which prevents it from being thrown out by the motion of the horse's head. For a pair of horses, keep the two short chapes outmost, and the loops on the middle downward. For saddle, keep the buckle to the left hand. When the rein is used either for running, rearing, kicking, or going backward, it should be applied suddenly with a strong arm, keeping up
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RF2TAXC9H–Portrait of a bay horse, which the rider puts a leather bridle on its muzzle. Equestrian sports and sports equipment. Dressage.
RM2AFTW00–. The standard horse book, comprising the taming, controlling and education of unbroken and vicious horses. 5.—Tommy. Sketch from Life. down steadily but firmly on the strap over the back with the right hand. As thehorse goes down,gradually pullthe near rein, soas to bring thehead to the left,at the same timepressing d o w nand from )-oufirm!)- with theright, until thehor.se will liedown. Now passthe end of the^^ strap throughthe ring of thebit, draw throughgently, step overthe neck, and as the horse attempts to get up, pull him back, until he lies quiet. Rub and caress him, and after lying a
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RMMCKM3H–. Saf-ty Rein illustrated. Directions for use of Safety Rein.—In putting on the rein for a gig, keep the buckle to the left hand, or near side; that will place the loop, which is on the middle of the rein, below the hook or head of the bridle, which prevents it from being thrown out by the motion of the horse's head. For a pair of horses, keep the two short chapes outmost, and the loops on the middle downward. For saddle, keep the buckle to the left hand. When the rein is used either for running, rearing, kicking, or going backward, it should be applied suddenly with a strong arm, keeping up t
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RF2W8XA4T–Portrait of a sorrel horse, which a horse breeder puts a leather bridle on its muzzle. Equestrian sports and horse riding. Sports equipment.
RM2AJ1BYJ–The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, baronet; ed with a careful revision of the text . ean arm on high.And signs to the lovers to part and Hy;No time was then to vow or sigh.Fair Margaret through the hazel-groveFlew like the startled cushat-dove:The dwarf the stirrup held and rein ;aulted the knight on his steed amain,And. i^ondering deep that mornings scene,Rode eastward through the hawthornsirreen. Whilk thus he poured the lengthened tale,The Minstrels voice began to fail.Full slyly smiled the observant page,And gave the withered hand of ageA goblet, crowned with mighty wine,The blood of
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RMMED3F2–. Die Gartenwelt . gleichzeitig, also mi t e inan d er über ein Tuch in ein drittes Holzgefäß gegossen. Jetzt muß man sich von der Qualität der Brühe überzeugen. Wenn sich ein feinflockiger Niederschlag zeigt, so ist dieselbe gut. Ob weder Säure noch Lauge das Uebergewicht hat, zeigt am besten die Probe mit Lackmuspapier; da solches aber wohl nur in seltenen Fällen zur Hand ist, so bedient man sich folgenden, einfacheren Verfahrens. Wenn sich der Niederschlag gesetzt hat, so füllt man ein klares Wasserglas mit der Brühe und hält es gegen das Licht. Erscheint die Flüssigkeit klar und rein, so i
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RF2TDHGWK–Portrait of a sorrel horse, which a horse breeder puts a leather bridle on its muzzle. Equestrian sports and sports equipment. Horse riding.
RM2AWFECP–The story and song of Black Roderick . ^red. My proud ancestors will curseme from their tomb. Let thou gomy rein, that I may seek this wantonand give her ready punishment. So quick he drew the rein fromher hand that she wellnigh stumbled.And like one bereft of mind he rodethrough the woods and up the hillseeking his false bride. High and^llow he searched, but no sign of his KM, Out WW/* Clost mistress did he discover. % in the distance he saw the shining I city of Baile-ata-Cliat, on the nearwood side of which his gray towers t-J -: % ^ stood. He could see the flag on itstopmost turret waving
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RF2WA792N–A black-and-white portrait of a horse, which a horse breeder puts a bridle on its muzzle. Equestrian sports and horse riding.
RM2AWWPF6–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 165. First Positron Russian One iVIan Method of Casting andSecuring a Horse. his right elbow is supported bv the horses loins. The halterrein is grasped firmly and held in the left hand. By makingtraction on end of rope (c) the near hind foot is lifted off thegTOund and drawn somewhat to the off side, Figure 166. Bytraction on halter rein the head is drawn around to the shoulder;then by pressing down with elbow on loins the hors
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RF2F8BDKW–A chestnut saddled horse with a dark tail walks along the road with a rider who holds it by the bridle rein on an autumn day. Equestrian sports.
RM2AKR7KG–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 169, Galvaynes On* Man Method of Casting and Securing aHorse—Second Position. rein in your right hand, pushing the animals head away fromyou as far to his near side as possible, and at the same timetake in the slack of the throwing rope (d); step back about 6feet and steadily draw the horses head around against the sur-cingle and the animal will gradually lie down. Should the. Fig. 170. Qalvaynes One Man Method of Casting and Se
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RF2E1PXR0–Portrait of a beautiful horse with a white spot on its forehead, in the saddle of which sits a rider holding a whip in his hand on a sunny summer day.
RM2AWWKYH–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 169. Galvaynes One Man Method of Oasting and Securing aHorse—Second Position. rein in your right hand, pushing the animals head away fromyou as far to his near side as possible, and at the same timetake in the slack of the throwing rope (d) ; step back about 6feet and steadily draw the horses head around against the sur-cingle and the animal will gradually lie down. Should the. Fig. 170. Galvaynes One Man Method of Casting and S
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RF2GY75WD–A rear view of a bay horse dressed in a checkered yellow blanket, which a horse breeder holds by the bridle reins on a cold day. Equestrian sports and
RM2AKHTX4–Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . CANADIAN GROCER, published every Friday. Yearly subscription price $3.00. Entered as second-class matter at Post Office, Ottawa,class matter. July 5, 1012. at Hie Po 1 Office at Buffalo, under the Act of March :(rd. laV.t ind as second- September 12, 1919. CANADIAN GROCER Have a Stock on HandFor the Fall Demand Mr. Grocer the fall buying season is at hand. Now is the time to stock up well with Borden QualityProducts. There is always a largerdemand for Bordens Rein-deer Coffee and Cocoa dur-ing the fall. Order your.
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RF2A3X4PC–The black horse, which is held by the bridle, wears a metal stirrup, a white saddlecloth and a leather saddle, illuminated by bright sunlight.
RM2AWP41E–The innocents abroad; . THE BASTINADO. One more paragraph: Then once more I bowed my head. It is no shame to have wept in Palestine.I wept, when I saw Jerusalem, I wept when I lay in the starlight at Bethlehem, Iwept on the blessed shores of Galilee. My hand was no less firm on the rein, myfinger did not tremble on the trigger of my pistol when I rode with it in my righthand along the shore of the blue sea (weeping.) My eye was not dimmed bythose tears nor my heart in aught weakened. Let him who would sneer at myemotion close this volume here, for he will find little to his taste in my journey
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RF2BMTDAG–A human holds the reins of a racehorse Bay horse dressed in sports equipment and illuminated by bright sunlight.
RM2AKR7BY–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 170. Qalvaynes One Man Method of Casting and Securing aHorse—Third Position. 146 KESTBAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. animal attempt to rear, slacken the throwing rope by a jerk withthe left hand and pull on halter rein with the right hand,Figure 168. Figure 169 represents the horse cast ready to secure. Tosecure the horse, Figure 170, the double side-line ropes areused. Slip loop over head, down around base of neck; thencarry ropes (
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RF2A4NH8R–On a Sunny day on a dark Bay horse wearing a ammunition for competition - the black leather saddle, stirrup and white warrap. And also the horse is he
RM2AWFFB8–The story and song of Black Roderick . 0. ^red. My proud ancestors will curseme from their tomb. Let thou gomy rein, that I may seek this wantonand give her ready punishment. So quick he drew the rein fromher hand that she wellnigh stumbled.And like one bereft of mind he rodethrough the woods and up the hillseeking his false bride. High and^llow he searched, but no sign of his KM, Out WW/* Clost mistress did he discover. % in the distance he saw the shining I city of Baile-ata-Cliat, on the nearwood side of which his gray towers t-J -: % ^ stood. He could see the flag on itstopmost turret wavi
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RFWWCEFJ–The belly of a Bay sports horse with smooth fur, which is wearing equestrian ammunition - saddlecloth, saddle and stirrup, and which is led by the bri
RM2AWWKDP–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 170. Galvaynes One Man Method of Casting and Securing aHorse—Third Position. 146 RESTRAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. animal attempt to rear, slacken the throwing rope by a jerk withthe left hand and pull on halter rein with the right hand,Figure 168. Figure 169 represents the horse cast ready to secure. Tosecure the horse, Figure 170, the double side-line ropes areused. Slip loop over head, down around base of neck; thencarry ropes (
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