What did the farmer John Byro tell the two boys when they accidentally met him with his horse in their custody?
 

The farmer examined the horse when he found it with the two boys and he told them that he could swear that the horse was his very horse which had been stolen from him many weeks ago

Dear student,

John Byro?commented that although the tooth of the horse which he saw with Mourad matched that of his own stolen horse's tooth, he wanted to refrain from accusing the latter of stealing his horse. Byro?said that he would have sworn it was his own horse had he not known the fame that Mourad's family had for their honesty. A suspicious man would have believed his eyes instead of his heart but John Byro?was not like that. He let them go on his way and did not bring up the issue out of respect for the Garoghlian family's reputation for honesty.

Regards

Dear student,

When John Byro found the boys walking with the horse, he said that he could swear that it was his horse which was stolen weeks ago. But he had faith in the fame of their family for honesty, which made him believe that ?the horse was the twin of his stolen horse.

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