Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 872
ooked the barn over. The halter was gone—•he thought it must have been untied. Horse-thieves, I m afraid, he said. But Ponto is gone, too ; they would nt steal Ponto ! objected Harold, readyto cry in spite of his ten years. They probably took good care that Ponto should not wake us up,… … BUT PONTO IS GONK, TOr) ; IHEY WOUI.Ii nt SI KAI, HONTO! 562 FOR VERY T.ITTX.E FOI.n<: and called to Ponto and looked for his beautiful pony. Father said it wasto hunt; he would tell the police, and let them do the hunting. Harold worried so over the loss of his pets that his mother was afraid…
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