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Why did john byro look into the horse's mouth?

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Byro is a friend of the boys's family. He says to the boys that he could “swear it is the horse that was stolen from (him) many weeks ago.” He then looks into the horse's mouth and says that the mouth of this horse is “tooth for tooth” the same mouth as the horse that has been stolen from him.

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