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18656	Bailey, Arthur Scott	The Tale of Pony Twinkleheels			.txt	text/plain	14145	1477	97	When Johnnie Green sent him along the road at a trot, Twinkleheels' tiny pasture Johnnie Green no longer turned Twinkleheels out to graze. Throwing currants at Twinkleheels became one of Johnnie Green's favorite old horse Ebenezer, who stood in the stall next to Twinkleheels. "Was Twinkleheels doing all that kicking?" Farmer Green asked Johnnie. "We threw a few currants at old Ebenezer," Johnnie Green explained Before Twinkleheels came to the farm to live, Johnnie Green had thought When Johnnie Green turned Twinkleheels and the old horse Ebenezer into "I used to think Ebenezer was a slow old horse," Twinkleheels remarked Johnnie fed Twinkleheels and Ebenezer and the bays. And so did Johnnie Green, riding on Twinkleheels. When Johnnie Green next led him out of the barn Twinkleheels "I'll put Twinkleheels in the barn again," said Johnnie. Johnnie Green brought Twinkleheels out of the barn by his	./cache/18656.txt	./txt/18656.txt