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ier,with spectacles on his nose and a walking-canein his paw. The whole group looked up at Davie, whonow felt perfectly confident. He sat down on astone close by, and continued his song: I had a horse, and my horse pleased me;I tied my horse behind a tree. 361 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN Davie… … Sure enough, it is a boy! said the pony, asthe old man tied his bridle to the dogs hindleg, and then hurried away. ;I thought so!Boys are always bothering people. Who are you, and where did you all comefrom? asked delighted Davie. Why, said the pony, we belong to thecourt of Her Majesty the Queen…
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