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1
I was wondering who had outrode the paint-horse and Billie's
little
nag
.
2
The
little
nag
strained its utmost and, with a snort, fell into a little trot.
3
The wretched, feeble
little
nag
crawled slowly along.
4
The
little
nag
whinnied till her sides shook, which the King took, as before, to be an affirmative.
5
And with that he urged on his horse which ambled forward meditatively, whilst the girl's
little
nag
whinnied in the rear.
6
But beneath the slope, by the cart with the wounded near the panting
little
nag
where Pierre stood, it was damp, somber, and sad.
7
One poor
little
nag
harnessed with cord was already plodding towards the embankment, tugging with its neck, and dragging along a cartful of sand.
8
By the time he had teamed the Squire's fat
little
nag
along for a mile he had succeeded in calming Mrs. Harnden's hysterical spirits.
9
Its owner, a thin pedlar with a hawk nose and mouse-like eyes, bent and lame, was putting in it his
little
nag
,
lame like himself.
10
We were mounted on serviceable
little
nags
,
and had also our revolvers.
11
They sprinkled them over the three horsemen and flung them deliriously under the feet of the
little
nags
.
12
The road was of course extremely bad, and the long ascent to Uri very hard upon our willing
little
nags
.
13
"You're quite the
little
nag
,
aren't you?"
14
"You're sure a wise
little
nag
.
"
15
'A clever
little
nag
,
that,' said the Squire, after a long one-eyed look at the brown mare, 'knows how to go, capital action.'
little
nag
little