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Mrs. Strang, is there...
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anything else you can remember
you told him about horses?
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Anything at all?
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Well, they're in the Bible of course.
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''He saith among the trumpets, Ha, ha!''
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''Ha, ha''?
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The Book of Job.
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Such a noble passage.
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Do you know?
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''Hast thou given the horse strength?
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''Hast thou clothed his neck with thunder?
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''The glory of his nostrils is terrible.
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''He saith among the trumpets, Ha, ha!''
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-That's marvelous.
-Yes.
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There's Mr. Strang now.
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Frank, l've got the doctor here.
We'll come down.
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He's very upset. You understand, of course?
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This is Dr. Dysart, dear.
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-Mr. Strang.
-How do you do?
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l was just telling Dr. Dysart, dear,
how Alan always adored horses.
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ln fact, we've always been
a very horsy family.
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Well, my side of it has.
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My uncle used to ride every morning
on the Downs behind Brighton.
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All dressed up in a bowler hat and jodhpurs.
He used to look splendid.
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''lndulging in equitation,'' he called it.
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l remember telling Alan
how that word came from ''equus.''
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-''Equus''?
-The Latin word for ''horse.''
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Alan was absolutely fascinated
by that word, l know.
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l suppose because he'd never come across
one with two U's together before.