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The Mustang: The Legend Of The Mustang
The Legend of The Mustang

The dust gray campfire smoke elevated high in the pig pink sky. The damp, dense dew floated across the old meadow. Out of the morning dew, suddenly appears a dark chocolate brown mustang with a coal black mane. The Indians who had just left the campfire say a mysterious legend had occurred on the meadow. Whoever left a campfire still smoking with apples and carrots, would cause the wonderful Martha Mustang to appear out of the dew and enjoyably eat the food. Then after it would eat, it would grant you good luck. But, if you spied on it, you would have bad luck for you and your tribe.

Years after the Indian’s legend, people say some still believe in it. People are retelling the story over and over. But,

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