Note D — PART II.
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N.B.—Don't you think he might as well have kept the last piece of advice to himself?
Sometimes the speech of the horse reminds his master of that which is better:
Up hill ride me not; Down hill gallop me not; On level ground spare me not; And in the stable forget me not.
Before the cock-horse is mounted, we should learn to remember:
The rule of the road is a paradox quite, And custom has prov'd it so long: He that goes to the left is sure to go right, And he that goes right must go wrong.