Black Beauty Ch. 22 - 26 Flashcards
something odd or individual
peculiarity
harming someone who’s done something to you
tit for tat
bossy; imperative
imperious
to free from pain or distress
relieve
generally agreeable; having a friendly manner
amiable
to come down; dismount
alight
full of high spirits; playful
frolicsome
plead on behalf of another; act as a go between
intercede
to put up with
bear
a mark that makes something imperfect
blemish
a judicial or official investigation
inquest
unbearable
intolerable
Bought Black Beauty and Ginger from Squire Gordan
Earl of W– ; Lord W–
Earl’s wife; like the “fashion” of the bearing reign
Lady W.
Coachman at Earlshall; prefers a loose rein on horses
York
Summary Ch. 22
Black Beauty’s 3rd home. Bearing reins.
At his third home, Black Beauty must now
wear the dreaded bearing rein and it is
crushing his spirit. Ginger warns if they
tighten it more, she won’t take it.
Black Beauty’s new carriage partner
Max
Admits bearing reins are very bad for
horses but good for business
Horse dealer
Summary Ch. 23
Lady W. and bearing reins
Lady W– orders the bearing reins to be
pulled up tight. Ginger lashes out in
protest. However, the use of the bearing
rein continues and Black Beauty is “worn
and depressed”.
Invalid daughter of Lord W–
Lady Harriet
Daughter who loves to ride Black Beauty, now Black Auster
Lady Anne
Lively, but nervous Mare; thought unsafe
for Lady Anne to ride
Lizzie
Anne’s cousin who rides with Anne; an
excellent rider
Blantyre
Lord W–’s son who uses Ginger for hunting
Lord George