‘The other horse jet-black, hard-headed, round, slender-footed, broad-hoofed
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spirited, curly, plaited, tressed, broad-backed, firmly shod,
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fiery, fierce, strongly striding, firmly stamping, long-maned, curly-maned, long-tailed, with firm curls, broad of forehead, beautiful he moves along after having beaten the horses in the land, he bounds over the smooth dry sward, he follows the levels of the midglen, he finds no obstacle in the land
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