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THE mare, after a bit, seemed to understand the change of drivers, and presently she lessened her speed to an ordinary trot. Then Kenneth gradually brought her to a standstill.
Some minutes later they were joined by Giles, who, panting and breathless as he was, commenced giving Rupert a piece of his mind.