| − | :Even when I was on this mare, she would poise herself on the top of a block of granite, with her four feet close together in the manner of a [[goat]] and she leaped across crevasses of unknown depth after having to go down a slippery slope on one side, and when, on the other, she had nothing to jump upon except steeply-inclined blocks of stone.—"Himalayan Ponies," ''The New York Times,'' March 14, 1875, p. 4 | + | :Even when I was on this mare, she would poise herself on the top of a block of granite, with her four feet close together in the manner of a goat and she leaped across crevasses of unknown depth after having to go down a slippery slope on one side, and when, on the other, she had nothing to jump upon except steeply-inclined blocks of stone.—"Himalayan Ponies," ''The New York Times,'' March 14, 1875, p. 4 |
| | :They stood, who saw the future come | | :They stood, who saw the future come |