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Teddy treated the riding of the wild bronco as an incident in the day's work. It might well have turned out disastrously for him, but, now that it was over, the youth thought no more about it except to remember that it would be well to ride him again to-morrow before the pony forgot his lesson. Thus, while the two boys rode toward Hawley, their conversation was mostly taken up with the note Mr. Manley had received and the possibility of trouble.
"Though I don't see exactly what they could do," Roy mused, shifting in his saddle.