...but upon the prince's often repeating the fame expreflion, and mewing great uneafinefs, he faid, " Young " man, you find fault with your elders, as if you ** knew more than they, or could manage the horfe " better." " And I certainly could," anfwered the Prince. " If you fhould not be able to ride...

...but, upon the prince's often repeating the fame expreffion, and fhewing great uneafinefs, he faid, " Young " man, you find fault with your elders, as if you knew " more than they, or could manage the horfe better."— " And I certainly could," anfwered the prince. " If you " fhould not be able to ride...

...but, upon the prince's often repeating the fame expreffion., and fhewing great uneafinefs, he faid, " Young " man, you find fault with your elders, as if you knew " more than they, or could manage the horfe better." — " And I certainly could," anfwered the prince. " If you " mould not be able to ride...

...but, upon the prince's often repeating the fame exl.reilion, and mowing great uneafir.efs, he faid, " Young " man, you find fault with your elders, as if you knew " more than they, or could manage the horfe better."— " And I certainly could," anfwered the prince. "If you " ftould not be able to ride...

...often repeating the fame expi effion, and fhow ing great uneafinefs, he laid, "Young " man, you fijid fault with your elders, as if you knew " more than they, or could manage the horfe better."— " And I certainly could," anfwered the prince. ," If you " fhould not be able to...

...repeating the same expression, and showing much uneasiness, he said ; " Young man, you find fault " wJth your elders, as if you knew more than they, * or could manage the horse better yourself." " And I certainly could," replied the prince. " If " you should not be able to ride him,...

...but, upon the prince's often repeating the same expression, and showing great uneasines, he said, " Young man, you find fault with your elders, as if...for your rashness?" " I will pay the price of the hor«e," Upon this all the company laughed; but the king and prince agreeing as to the forfeiture,...

...but upon the prince's often repeating the same expression, and showing much uneasiness, he said ; " Young man, you find fault with your elders, as if...knew more than they, or could manage the horse better yourself." *' And I certainly could," replied the prince. " If you should not be able to ride him,...

...but, upon the prince's often repeating the same expression, and showing great uneasiness, he said, " Young man, you find fault with your elders, as if...rashness ?" " I will pay the price of the horse." Philip and all his court were in great distress for him at first, and a profound silence took place....

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