Black Beauty
Table of Contents
Chapter 1I: My Early HomeChapter 2II: The HuntChapter 3III: My Breaking InChapter 4IV: Birtwick ParkChapter 5V: A Fair StartChapter 6VI: LibertyChapter 7VII: GingerChapter 8VIII: Ginger’s Story ContinuedChapter 9IX: MerrylegsChapter 10X: A Talk in the OrchardChapter 11XI: Plain SpeakingChapter 12XII: A Stormy DayChapter 13XIII: The Devil’s Trade MarkChapter 14XIV: James HowardChapter 15XV: The Old HostlerChapter 16XVI: The FireChapter 17XVII: John Manly’s TalkChapter 18XVIII: Going for the DoctorChapter 19XIX: Only IgnoranceChapter 20XX: Joe GreenChapter 21XXI: The PartingChapter 22XXII: EarlshallChapter 23XXIII: A Strike for LibertyChapter 24XXIV: The Lady Anne, or a Runaway HorseChapter 25XXV: Reuben SmithChapter 26XXVI: How It EndedChapter 27XXVII: Ruined and Going DownhillChapter 28XXVIII: A Job Horse and His DriversChapter 29XXIX: CockneysChapter 30XXX: A ThiefChapter 31XXXI: A HumbugChapter 32XXXII: A Horse FairChapter 33XXXIII: A London Cab HorseChapter 34XXXIV: An Old War HorseChapter 35XXXV: Jerry BarkerChapter 36XXXVI: The Sunday CabChapter 37XXXVII: The Golden RuleChapter 38XXXVIII: Dolly and a Real GentlemanChapter 39XXXIX: Seedy SamChapter 40XL: Poor GingerChapter 41XLI: The ButcherChapter 42XLII: The ElectionChapter 43XLIII: A Friend in NeedChapter 44XLIV: Old Captain and His SuccessorChapter 45XLV: Jerry’s New YearChapter 46XLVI: Jakes and the LadyChapter 47XLVII: Hard TimesChapter 48XLVIII: Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandson WillieChapter 49XLIX: My Last Home