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The Eagle’s Heart

CHAPTER VII
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"That's my pony, and nobody gets him without blood, and don't you forget it, sonny." She was a large-featured girl, so blonde as to be straw-colored, even to the lashes of her eyes, but her teeth were very white, and her lips a vivid pink.

She had her father's humorous smile, and though her words were bluff, her eyes betrayed that she liked Harold at once.
Harold smiled back at her.

"Well, I'll take the next best, that roan there." The boy burst into wild clamor: "Not by a darn sight, you don't.

That's my horse, an' no sucker like you ain't goin' to ride him, nuther." "Why don't _you_ ride him ?" asked Harold.
The boy looked foolish.

"I'm goin' to, some day." "He can't," said the girl, "and I don't think you can." Pratt grinned.


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