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Finally, he invited me to come to the stable next day and see a newborn foal.†
p. 113.1 *
Aye, Ellen MacKenzie once saw me wi' my sark off, birthin' a foal, and told me it looked like the good Lord had put the wrong head to my body—should have had a bag of milk-pudding on my shoulders, instead of a face from the altar-piece.†
p. 345.5
The foal, a late one, was evidently presenting side-on or backward.†
p. 358.8
"Turn the foal, of course," he said patiently.†
p. 358.9
Following the anxious, often contradictory instructions of my guides as best I could, I alternately pulled and pushed, easing the unwieldy mass of the foal around, bringing one foot forward, pushing another back, sweating and groaning along with the mare.†
p. 360.2
Her hindquarters flexed sharply and the foal slid smoothly onto the clean hay in a slither of knobbly legs and big ears.†
p. 360.5
From dressing wounds and healing the sick to delivering foals.†
p. 373.9

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