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The extraordinary performances of the Wild Irish astonish nobody. I never heard of a Hun, when I read Mr. H.'s Letter first, and thought he meant a Hum. This may be a pretty way of riding, for any thing I know; but I am for a bridle and saddle; and shall not grudge twenty pennyworth of leather to make a martingale of, if it may save some of my teeth. Vale.

G. G.