☀️🐎...THE SUMMER OF THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE HORSE ...☀️🐎

I'm here with an interesting thing... 
While I was cleaning my shelf, I saw something, my class 11 English notes. While I was flipping the pages, something caught my attention, it reminded me the way my teacher taught us the story and projecting the video. So I thought of sharing the summary. 

THE SUMMER OF THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE HORSE 
                                              - William Saroyan


This story revolves around two poor Armenian boys, Mourad and Aram. They are the members of the Garoghlanian family. The hallmarks of their tribe are trust and honesty. One day Aram's cousin Mourad came riding on a white horse. Aram refused to believe that Mourad could be a thief. He knew that Mourad is crazy about horses. From their house in walnut avenue, they began to ride as the air was fresh and lovely to breathe. Mourad asked Aram to get down as he want to ride alone. He crossed the ditch on the horse and dripping out wet. 
As the sun was coming up, they did not know what to do. The horse ran down to the road to the vineyard of Dikran Halabian and leaped over seven vines. Before Aram fell, Mourad came running the road, both of them searched the horse in different directions. When they found, they hid the horse in a deserted vineyard which belongs to farmer Fetvijian. Aram reached home and uncle Khossrove visited their house followed by another visitor named John Byro. He told that his white horse has been stolen. So he had to walk all the way and his surrey was no good without a carriage. On hearing this Aram ran to Mourad about the horse. Aram asked Mourad not to return the horse till he learn to ride. One morning on the way to Fetvajian's vineyard they met farmer John Byro who asked the name of their horse. Mourad said they name it "My Heart". On examining the teeth of the horse, the farmer was ready to swear that it was his own horse. Early the next morning the boys took the horse and put it in the barn. Byro was surprised to find the horse stronger and tempered too. Finally he thanked God. 

The basic moral of this short story is not to steal even it's so tempting. It doesn't only affect the person who steal but it affects their family too. 
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