England -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Short stories, English
But for years betting upon horses that he never saw, underground like a
rat, yet never again so accessible to the kicks of fortune, or so prone
before the shafts of superiority, he would think of the Downs with the
blinkin’ larks singin’, and talk of how once he--had a horse.
1923.
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