[Answer] 1. Aunt Martha has been heard to tell Uncle Thurlo, "Hold your horses!" more than a few times. What is she trying to get him to do?

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...1. get out to the barn, the horses are raising a fuss 2. get off the merry go round, you old fool 3. don't start the race just yet 4. wait a minute, be patient This expression first appeared in the New Orleans Picayune Times in 1844 as "hold your hosses", which marks it as being distinctly American. It is possibly military in origin, likely in reference to the artillery branch of the army. The more familiar "hold your horses" doesn't make its appearance until the early 20th century.

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wait a minute, be patient:

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