Mark Spain Flamenco II

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another thing. When you takes the old shoes off, don’t chuck ‘em in the comer for to go for melt with the other scrap. Keep ‘em separate. Melt ‘em separate. Keep a pot spe-cial for it, and make the new shoes out of that metal. Whatever else you do, never put that iron on another living thing.
In fact, Jason had out his hand. The horse shifted its weight and raised the last hoof.
This was a horse in a million. Perhaps more.
Eventually, he had finished. Funny, that. It never seemed to take very long. Jason had no use for a clock, but he had a suspicion that a job which took the best part of an hour was at the same time over in a matter of minutes.
“There,” he said. “Tis done.”
THANK YOU. I MUST SAY THESE ARE VERY GOOD BISCUITS. HOW DO THEY GET THE BITS saved one set of the old shoes for pitching contests at the various village fairs, and never lost when he used them. He won so often that it made him ner-vous, and now they spent most of their time hanging on a nail behind the door.Sometimes the wind rattled the window frame, or made the coals crackle. A series of thumps and a squawk a little way off suggested that the chicken house at the end of the garden had parted company with the ground.9Terry PratchettThe customer’s owner poured himself another cup of tea.Jason finished one hoof and let it go. Then he held