Black Beauty [antikvár]

BLACK BEAUTY 'The first place that I can remember was a large pleasant meadow with a pond of clear water in it." So begins BLACK BEAUTY, one of the most charming animal tales ever written. Anna Sewell's BLACK BEAUTY spent his early days happily in the fine stables own ed by Squire Gordon and his master had reason to be grateful for his valiant heart and courage. When he left the Squire, BLACK BEAUTY feli on bad days but his life as a cab-horse in London is fuil of interest. Worst was to come, however, and as a cart-horse he, like his friend, Ginger, the chestnut mare wished for death. His luck changed at last and he ended his days contentedly carrying three kindly old ladies in their phaeton. If you like horses, you will love BLACK BEAUTY.