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Horses' personalities were even more vivid in our minds than the personalities of our human associates. The mounted stranger yielded first place in interest to the horse he bestrode. A year later we might have forgotten the color of the man's eyes, but never the set of the ears on his horse's head.

Agnes Morley Cleaveland

Agnes Morley Cleaveland

Agnes Morley Cleaveland

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Born: 1874

Died: 1958 (aged 84)

Bio: Agnes Morley Cleaveland was an American writer and cattle rancher who lived in New Mexico and California. Her book about growing up on a New Mexico ranch in the late 1800s, No Life for a Lady, was a best seller.

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