Cinda Williams Chima Quotes
He's A Good Horse," Bellamy Said, A Bit Defensively. "He Was Always Willing If You Knew How To Manage Him. Oh, You Know, Like Most Horses, He'd Get Away With Whatever He Could, But He Was Never Mean-tempered. Not Like This."
Ash Liked The Fact That Bellamy Stood Up For His Horse. "How Long Has He Been Off His Feed?"
"Couple Weeks."
"What's His Name?"
"Crusher."
Ash Raised An Eyebrow. "Crusher?" At The Sound Of His Name, The Gelding's Ears Pricked Forward.
Bellamy Grimaced. "He's A Warhorse, All Right? Man Doesn't Want To Ride Into Battle On A Horse Named Daisy.
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