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Subject: [time goes swiftly on its way...all too soon we've lost today]

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Tomorrow's Glory

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Date Posted: 19:14:29 02/18/03 Tue
In reply to: Outshined 's message, "Subject help? I swear there should be a class." on 18:56:40 02/18/03 Tue

Weary from the trials of his own journey, the paint returned, seeking home and family. In the first, he was not disappointed. Windy Glen, with all its stormy charm, never failed to arise in him a proud giddiness. He was drawn as if by magnet to the mare who was firmly in posession of his heart and immortal soul, desperate for comfort, but Morrow noted with horrer that he was face to face with a spirit as battered as his own. Without a word, he halted before her.

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