. Der junge Reisende in Australasien: Abenteuer von zwei Jugendlichen in eine Reise zu den Sandwich, Marquesas, Gesellschaft, Samoanisch und Feejee Inseln, und durch die Kolonien von Neuseeland, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmanien, und South Australia. Wie MAN EINEN NEUEN KUMPEL FÄNGE EIN PFERD. 36: Land, und fuhr, entsprechend zu handeln. Der Ausdruck seiner eyeand die Statik von seinem Quartier nicht missverstanden werden; und justas der Mann streckte die Hand mit dem Zaum, das Pferd gab ein Schnauben anda Rush, Klopfen sein würde - Fänger, und dann galoppierten roundand rund um die jurd mit seinem Schwanz in der

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. The boy travellers in Australasia : adventures of two youths in a journey to the Sandwich, Marquesas, Society, Samoan and Feejee islands, and through the colonies of New Zealand, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia. HOW A NEW CHUM CATCHES A HORSE. 36: country, and proceeded to act accordingly. The expression of his eyeand the droop of his quarters were not to be misunderstood; and justas the man put out his hand with the bridle, the horse gave a snort anda rush, knocking down his would-be captor, and then galloped roundand round the jurd with his tail in the air. Again the man got the horse in a corner, and just as he was aboutgetting the bridle into place the brute put his head over the fence, where it could not possibly be reached, and at the same time spitefullythrew his heels in the air in a way that made the new chum look outfor his safety. Three or four other attempts were made, to the greatdelight of the old hands, who always sit on the fence and watch theperformance until they grow weary of laughing; then they come tothe relief of the novice, and saddle and bridle the horse for him at once.. THE MILKIXG-YARD. After the horse had been saddled the new chum tried to mounthim. He got safely into the saddle, but hardly was he seated beforethe beast began to buck, as we call it in America, or buck-jump, asit is designated here. The horse brought his head and all his feettogether, arched his back till it resembled a section of the dome of achurch, and then jumped up, down, sidewise, forward, backward, and inevery other direction in very rapid succession. The man was a goodrider, and managed to stick until the horse lay down and tried to rollover him, when he slid out of the saddle and gave up. Then one of the old hands tried the horse, which repeat?ed theperformance, but not so successiully, as the rider suddenly pulled the 368 THE BOY TRAVELLERS IN AUSTRALASIA.

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