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Your brown horse being so good a hunter, and, as you observe, having so fine a notion of leaping, I should be happy if I could be of any service in assisting you to make his two hind legs follow the others; but, as you observe, they seem so very perverse and obstinate, that I cherish but small hopes of prevailing upon them.

I have look'd, and found many such cases, but no cure. However, in examining my papers, I have found out something that may prove of service to you, in your very lamentable case.