how did the groom recognise the black bueaty
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Next, the groom comes across the spot on Beauty's neck where he was bled during his long-ago illness at Birtwick—and recognizes it, too. He recognizes a few other markings, and exclaims with great joy, "Beauty! Beauty!
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Next, the groom comes across the spot on Beauty's neck where he was bled during his long-ago illness at Birtwick—and recognizes it, too. He recognizes a few other markings, and exclaims with great joy, "Beauty! Beauty!
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Black Beauty, a handsome well-born, well-bred horse of the era before automobiles, narrates the story. He is initially owned by kind masters but is sold to successively crueler owners. Eventually he collapses from overwork and ill treatment, but in the end he is sold to another kind owner and recovers.
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