LESSON XXI.
HOW THE HORSE LOOKS.
1. Here we have the picture of a boy and a pony. The boy is taking a ride; but he has stopped, and seems to be waiting for some one.
2. Now we must find out something about the horse, and, Charlie, I think you can tell us what we wish to know.
3. I can tell something how a horse looks and what he can do, for we have horses at home, and I help take care of them.
4. The horse is much larger than the cat or dog. His home is in the stable, and he does not come into the house, as they do.
5. His head is long, and, when he puts his nose to the ground, the top of his head is just about as high as the top of a flour-barrel.
6. His eyes are large and round; his nose is much wider than that of a dog, but he has smaller ears than some dogs, and they stand up straight.