The Tale of Pony Twinkleheels by Arthur Scott Bailey
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where Johnnie Green stood and waved the grain measure in the air.
Twinkleheels had long since given up stopping to listen for the swish of the oats inside the measure. He came trotting up to Johnnie and reached his head out for the treat that he had always found waiting for him. He thrust his nose into the measure. There was something wrong. He blew into the measure. Then he snorted and drew back. And if Johnnie Green hadn't been spry Twinkleheels would have given him the slip. But Johnnie grabbed him and had the halter on him in a twinkling. "I fooled you this time," said Johnnie as he turned to let down the pasture bars. Twinkleheels hung his head. IV THE CHEATER CHEATED Johnnie Green thought he had done something quite clever. He had coaxed Twinkleheels up to him in the pasture with an empty grain measure. Twinkleheels, however, had his own ideas about the matter. |
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