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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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"an animal of parts" and "Speckle-bottom"

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00could someone help me with the meaning of these "an animal of parts" and "Speckle-bottom" here?:02br
00 'Then to the corral, where the daughter of the house was on the training of a quarter-horse, an animal of parts named Speckele-bottom.'02br
00 Thanks in advance, jo. 0-
  

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: 02br 00'Then to the corral, where the daughter of the house was on the training of a quarter-horse, an animal of parts 02font 00an animal with outstanding and remarkable skills and capabilities (you can also speak of 'a man of parts')02br 02br 01font 00named Speckele-bottom. 00It's a name. 'Speckles' are spots.

— Clive

  • : 02br 00'Then to the corral, where the daughter of the house was on the training of a quarter-horse, an animal of parts 02font 00an animal with outstanding and remarkable skills and capabilities (you can also speak of 'a man of parts')02br 02br 01font 00named Speckele-bottom.
  • 00It's a name.
  • 'Speckles' are spots.
  • 02font 02br 02br 01font 00Best wishes, Clive02br 02font 0-
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