1.How do the two boys prove to be true Garoghlanian
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Answer:
The boys belonged to the Garoghlanian tribe which was well known for its honesty. When John Byro met the boys walking with his horse which had been stolen, he studied the horse, asked its name and examined its teeth. He said if he did not know their family’s honesty, he would swear that it was his horse. The boys became conscience-stricken. They realized that what they did was wrong and this could bring disgrace to their family. This made them return the horse.
Explanation:
: The boys belonged to the Garoghlanian tribe which was well known for its honesty. When John Byro met the boys walking with his horse which had been stolen, he studied the horse, asked its name and examined its teeth. He said if he did not know their family's honesty, he would swear that it was his horse.