THE GALLOP.
Reading edition
No lady of taste ever gallops on the road. Into this pace, the lady’s horse is never urged, or permitted to break, except in the field: and not above one among a thousand of our fair readers, it may be surmised, is likely to be endowed with sufficient ambition and boldness, to attempt “the following of hounds.” Any remarks, on our part, with regard to this pace, would, therefore, be all but needless.
