Q.c. John Byro came to the narrator's house after his horse had been returned. Why? What did he say? How did uncle Khosrove react?
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John Byro brought the returned horse to the cousins’ family home to show it to the narrator’s mother. He was happy and relieved to get the horse back but also, a bit confused as to what to make of the whole incident. He noticed that the horse was stronger and better-tempered than before, and he didn’t understand how that could be possible. Uncle Khosrove, who was in the parlour, got irritated and shouted at Byro. He told Byro to be quiet and not to think too much into it, since his horse had already been returned.
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John Byro brought the returned horse to the cousins’ family home to show it to the narrator’s mother. He was happy and relieved to get the horse back but also, a bit confused as to what to make of the whole incident. He noticed that the horse was stronger and better-tempered than before, and he didn’t understand how that could be possible. Uncle Khosrove, who was in the parlour, got irritated and shouted at Byro. He told Byro to be quiet and not to think too much into it, since his horse had already been returned.
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