The Summer of White Beautiful White Horse.
By-William Saroyan
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This is an interesting adventure story of two poor American boys who belong to a tribe known for its trust and honesty. They are cousins-Aram and Mourad. Aram was 9 years old While Mourad only thirteen. Mourad was a dashing boy who said proudly that he had a way with the horse, dogs and farmers. Both loved riding, but their family couldn't afford a horse. Once Mourad stole a white Horse from deserted a vineyad. It belong to former named Fetvajian, a friend of Mourad's uncle. He brought it one early morning and woke up Aram to share the joy of riding. Aram was too young to manage the animal. He fell twice but he was still determined to ride alone.
Mourad had his family streak of craziness. He kept the horse for months until do owner one day recoginsed his horse. Mourad returned the animal to its owner John Byro. The horse was now stranger and better tempered them before. Neither of the boys felt guilty. They said it was not the samething as stealing money.
They did not mean to sell the horse.
By-William Saroyan
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This is an interesting adventure story of two poor American boys who belong to a tribe known for its trust and honesty. They are cousins-Aram and Mourad. Aram was 9 years old While Mourad only thirteen. Mourad was a dashing boy who said proudly that he had a way with the horse, dogs and farmers. Both loved riding, but their family couldn't afford a horse. Once Mourad stole a white Horse from deserted a vineyad. It belong to former named Fetvajian, a friend of Mourad's uncle. He brought it one early morning and woke up Aram to share the joy of riding. Aram was too young to manage the animal. He fell twice but he was still determined to ride alone.
Mourad had his family streak of craziness. He kept the horse for months until do owner one day recoginsed his horse. Mourad returned the animal to its owner John Byro. The horse was now stranger and better tempered them before. Neither of the boys felt guilty. They said it was not the samething as stealing money.
They did not mean to sell the horse.
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