how does the grey hoarse examine gulliver?
Dear student,
The Dapple gray horse and another of its kind first took a walk back an forth, discussing about something serious just as humans do. The gray horse often gave a sideways glance to Gulliver as if it was keeping a watch on his actions. Then the gray horse walked near Gulliver and began to examine him. It first looked at the hands and face of Gulliver in surprise. It then moved its right fore-hoof on Gulliver's hat and dislocated it. Gulliver had to adjust his hat and put it back to its position. The gray horse and its companion looked on in amazement and even neighed in an expressive tone. The other horse felt Gulliver's hands and coat. It felt as if they were admiring Gulliver's soft skin, the colour of it and his dressing complete with socks and shoes. They once held Gulliver's hand so hard that he cried out loud and that made the two horses cautious. They tried to be as gentle as much they could be while examining him. The two horses discussed something in their language as if they were two great philosophers in conversation over a theory.
Regards
The Dapple gray horse and another of its kind first took a walk back an forth, discussing about something serious just as humans do. The gray horse often gave a sideways glance to Gulliver as if it was keeping a watch on his actions. Then the gray horse walked near Gulliver and began to examine him. It first looked at the hands and face of Gulliver in surprise. It then moved its right fore-hoof on Gulliver's hat and dislocated it. Gulliver had to adjust his hat and put it back to its position. The gray horse and its companion looked on in amazement and even neighed in an expressive tone. The other horse felt Gulliver's hands and coat. It felt as if they were admiring Gulliver's soft skin, the colour of it and his dressing complete with socks and shoes. They once held Gulliver's hand so hard that he cried out loud and that made the two horses cautious. They tried to be as gentle as much they could be while examining him. The two horses discussed something in their language as if they were two great philosophers in conversation over a theory.
Regards