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Ted made a bet with Arthur (their neighbor and Rose’s brother) that
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“Oh” is what yer father said when I told him I was pregnant. But it’s not what my family said. And you were much, much wanted. Always were, always will be …
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And Ted Narracott’s the head of our farm, our kind and our kaiser, and we love him--so me, and you, have ta try ta sort out his mistakes, such as this futile bet with half-owl, half-crow, all bastard brother Arthur. So what ye should do now is spruce Joey up and take him over to yer uncle. That at least will save us the humiliation of-- (losing the ploughing).
Nick Stafford, War Horse, E-book ed., Faber & Faber, 2007, p.26
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