The compleat horse-man, and expert ferrier : In two bookes ... / by Thomas de Grey.

  • De Grey, Thomas
Date:
1651
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Credit: The compleat horse-man, and expert ferrier : In two bookes ... / by Thomas de Grey. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to finde you at home, f __ Hyppiatrus. Sir, it may well he, that you may come often to my houft’ and yet miffe of me, unlefje it he at certainfet hours, for that I having many Cures doyly in my hands, andbefides, I am frequently fent for by. many to looke upon jicke horfes ■ marvell not you cannot fo eafily finde mee at home; hut what it jour pleafire now that you have met me i ' Uyppophylm. You may remember ( good Hyppiatm) you promxfed me (upon our] aft meeting) toaffift mein the perfect mg of my Cures, which fo long fince I pur- poled to publifh , and now I would gladly know what day and place you would appoint lor thefinall difpatch 'of thebulinelfe. / Hyppiatm. Truly Sir, the time now fits well, for i have difpatched all my affaires for this day • wherefore fithence we are met fo neare my houfe, wee will enter where wee will bee retired into a private chamber, pro- • hibiting any acceffe unto us, my man Hyppoferus onely excepted, whom I will interrogate™ fuch points as (hall concerne the Ferriers Art or Science: and you fitting by, making your felfe very attent to our difeourfe, and taking in writing the prime heads of our difeuffion, when any thing palfeth wherof you may defire to bee better informed, propofe the fame, and wee will give you a full folution. - Hyppophylm. Your motion likes me well, for it will be the heft courfe you can thinke of whereby to give me ample fatisfa&ion. , , %A forma#Examemf the Office @f the Fcrrier. f i \ yf -,v / | '■ /* ' Hyppiatrus. what u the Ferriers An i Hyppofem.