I think the best story about Cleve and Pacer is the one that uncle told me last evening.
Pacer had something wrong with his mouth, and Mr. Wood turned back his lips and examined it carefully.
Father had to go to Sudbury for farming tools, and took Pacer and the cutter.
Speaking of their memories reminds me of another good story about Pacer that I never heard till yesterday, and that I would not talk about to any one but you and mother.
That Dutchman of ours, heavy as he is, is a fair walker, and Cleve and Pacer can each walk four and a half miles an hour.
He poured something from a bottle into a saucer and went back to Pacer with it.
Much persecution had made the Pacerwilder than ever.
The third day they arrived at Antelope Springs, and as it was about noon they were not surprised to see the black Pacer marching down to drink with all his band behind him.
In spite of all reasons to take the usual path, the Pacer came along the other.
Young Carrington, who followed, bad hurt his steed by pushing at the very start, and spurred and urged him now to cut across a gulch at which the Pacer shied.
At his approach, the shrill neigh of the Pacer bugled his troop into a flying squad.
But no one who once saw the Pacer going had failed to catch the craze.
The Pacer shuddered as the hot iron seared his flesh, but it was quickly done, and the famous Mustang Stallion was a maverick no more.
About noon the Pacer came, alone now since the capture of his band.
Away went the Pacerat his famous gait straight to the trap.
I was full of curiosity to see the famous three-year-old, and was not a little disappointed on the second day when we came to the prairie on Antelope Springs and saw no sign of the Pacer or his band.
Next day the mustangs walked with heads held low, and in spite of the efforts of the Black Pacer at times they were less than a hundred yards ahead of their pursuer.
The fifth heat was almost a repetition of the fourth, the old pacer beating the tired mare cruelly, pacing her to a standstill.
That mare Lizzette is a wonder, an' by gad, sah, didn't the old pacer come?
The old pacer followed, rocking and rolling in his lazy way.
As he turned, he almost ran into the old pacer jogging, broken-hearted behind.
Then the old man shot out in the long, stealing, time-eating stride the old pacer had, and coming up just behind Lizzette's sulky he hung there in a death struggle.
Off they went as before, the old pacer hugging the mare's sulky wheels like a demon.
I heard something rattling and galloping along--I thought it was the old pacer and I drove like the devil to shut him out!
The crowd met the old pacer with a yell of delight.
And now the home stretch, and the old pacer well up, collaring the flying mare and pacing her neck to neck.
Gamely she responded and forged ahead--the old pacer was beaten!
The mayor finally arrived, half an hour behind the time he had appointed, drawn in his sleigh by the pacer that had stood by him so gallantly in his race with Anthony Cobbens.
For a moment the thought of Felicity flashed through his mind as they passed her house and the nose of his pacer was shoved an inch ahead of her opponent.
Emmet had learned to handle horses during an apprenticeship at the race-track in his boyhood, and now the judgment with which he had selected his pacer was amply vindicated.
It might have been more illuminative if he had said that in the livery stable of Pacer and Kelly he did the "upstairs" work.
Thus, being no longer needed, the Narragansett Pacer ceased to exist.
The conditions which rendered the pacer so desirable did not exist after the Revolution.
There was no promise of a decision, and the black pacer was floundering about in a perfect agony of fear.
The black pacer bounded from one side of the road to the other, throwing the whole party into confusion.
It can be seen at a glance why the lady will only ride an easy racker, for it is well known that on a good racker or pacer the body of a rider in a faulty position is not jolted so much as in other gaits.
A rough racker or pacer will prove almost as wearisome as the jog-trotter.
A good pacer can frequently travel faster than most horses can in the trot.
So Robert, without more ado, turned the head of his Narragansett pacer toward Westings House, whose wide white gables were partly visible through the trees.
The ludicrous motions of the pacer had struck Pete early in life, and he had soon learned to get down on all-fours and make Deacon Jones's horse ashamed of himself.
But his two-star performances were racking like Deacon Jones' old clay-bank pacerand playing 'possum.
The hearse driver used to drive the old pacer on the track, and he knew what he wanted.
He may have the subject of infant baptism down finer than a cambric needle, but if he has ever been to college, he ought to have learned enough not to say 'ye up' to an old pacer that has been the boss of the road in his time.
It don't make any difference if the pacer was hundred years old, he would pace if he was jerked on.
In trotting the action may be described as diagonal; the pacer moves both legs on the same side at the same time, and both feet stride as one.
The horse that he was driving at the races was a pacer named Rolla, while my horse, also a pacer, was named Rollo.
I wanted the pleasure, too, of telling those men that I knew the gait of a pacer very well--that not in the least did I deserve their pity.
He would be ashamed to face Pee-wee even if that redoubtable scout pacer were sublimely innocent of what had taken place.
His darling steed has been eclipsed, the swiftest pacer in all the country does not belong to him, and he is miserable.
Only once was heard the sound of competing feet, when a black pacer swept up, with two tall wheels behind him, and a man mysteriously balanced between them.
The Apache chiefs worked in their own fields as an example to their people, and at the request of Pacer a school was established among them by A.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pacer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: cob; pad; stepper; trotter
