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Meanings of Indian pony in English
Usage of Indian pony in English
1
The rider was astride a fast-pacing Indian pony and overhauling them rapidly.
2
She was not riding an Indian pony, but a crazed, high-strung horse.
3
You know the Indian pony I got from that fur trader last summer.
4
He gave me a ride on his Indian pony, and we came here.
5
He was riding a little Indian pony, and carried some bundles.
6
Some scouts declare that an Indian pony never whinnies or sneezes!
7
The Indian pony-thecayuse-wasfound up in Utah and Idaho.
8
Gretchen told her foster-mother the story of the Indian pony.
9
I tried an Indian pony by moonlight-sucha moonlight-butfound he had tender feet.
10
A shaggy Indian pony came ambling around the corner between the long shafts of a charette.
11
Manuelito, a grand-looking chief, rode into camp on the finest Indian pony I had ever seen.
12
An Indian pony with a saddle was brought for Dorothy, and she was told to mount.
13
It was not Reverdy's Indian pony that was carrying so many travelers, but a larger horse.
14
The Indian pony was fiery and mettlesome.
15
Deep-chested, with mighty shoulders, barrel-bodied like an Indian pony, Teddy showed power in every line of him.
16
Some of them are great cowards when dismounted, but seated on an Indian pony they are undaunted.
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Indian pony through the time
Indian pony across language varieties
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