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Black Beauty, Part 30: riassunto

Part 30 di 49 · 4 min per leggere: part

In 30 A Thief, Black Beauty grows weak because Filcher secretly takes his oats, while his inexperienced master accepts the groom’s explanation for the horse’s poor condition. A farmer spots signs of underfeeding and urges closer supervision, and police catch Filcher’s son carrying stolen grain, leading to the groom’s imprisonment.

Cosa succede

  1. A new master in Bath buys Black Beauty for exercise and hires Filcher to care for him.
  2. Filcher keeps the stable clean but withholds most of the oats, leaving the horse weak over about two months.
  3. A farmer notices the horse’s poor condition, challenges Filcher’s explanation, and advises the master to investigate.
  4. Black Beauty describes watching Filcher and his son put oats into a bag that the boy carries away.
  5. Police return with the boy, find matching bags, and arrest Filcher, who receives two months in prison.

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The horse understands the theft but cannot report it. His safety depends on people noticing physical signs of neglect.

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What explanation does Filcher give for the horse’s weakness?

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