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Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2576, 25 July 1922, Page 7

“Look here,’’ he said to the groom, “are you the man who put the saddle on Miss Jennie’s horse ?” “Yes, sir. Anything wrong, sir ?’’

“It was loose —very loose. She had no sooner mounted than the saddle slipped and if I had not caught her she would have been thrown to the ground.” "I’m very sorry, sir.” “But I did catch her,” went on the young man, meditatively. “I caught her in my arms, and—here’s half-a-crown for yon, John. Do you suppose you could leave the girth loose when we go riding again to-mor-row ?”

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