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Margot Page
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Little Rivers: Tales of a Woman Angler
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published
1995
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6 editions
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Just Horses
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published
1998
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4 editions
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Just Horses (Just Pets (Half Pint Edition)) by Margot Page (1999-09-08)
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Lines of Universal Perfection
After school, Amanda, a poised, blonde eleventh grader, works at Eastbrook’s big, airy barn a couple hours three days a week. Her jobs are to skip out the eight stalls, muck the manure, spread fresh fluffy shavings, scrub and fill the water buckets, bring in the horses from the pasture, and feed nightly. Riding lessons are held at the same time in the arena, so the barn is busy with wheelbarrows b
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“How many humans over thousands of years have stood thus with their horses, seeing in them the lines of universal perfection, the majesty of grace and power, feeling stronger and more beautiful themselves for their contact with the magical power of such a steed? Such is the lure of the horse. In a world in which grace is neither synonymous nor usually compatible with power, the horse has remained an ancient symbol of strength and elegance, an icon of a majestic essence that exists far outside mere human beings. Because of the space that lies between us — only the cruelest amongst us ever truly conquers a horse — there is magic. “ — Margot Page”
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“How many humans over thousands of years have stood thus with their horses, seeing in them the lines of universal perfection, the majesty of grace and power, feeling stronger and more beautiful themselves for their contact with the magical power of such a steed? Such is the lure of the horse. In a world in which grace is neither synonymous nor usually compatible with power, the horse has remained an ancient symbol of strength and elegance, an icon of a majestic essence that exists far outside mere human beings. Because of the space that lies between us — only the cruelest amongst us ever truly conquers a horse — there is magic.”
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