<P> That afternoon, an Assyrian farmer named John Byro--an Assyrian friend of the Garoghlanians--came to Aram's house . He reported to Aram's mother that his white horse which had been stolen a month ago was still missing . Hearing this, Aram concludes that, Mourad must have had the horse for a long time . Khosrove, who was at Aram's house when Byro came, shouted - "it's no harm" to such an extent that Byro was forced to leave to avoid responding . </P> <P> Aram ran to Mourad to inform him about Byro's arrival . Aram also pleads with Mourad not to return the horse until he could learn to ride . Mourad disagrees saying that Aram would take at least a year to learn, but promises he would keep it for six months at most . This became a routine . Mourad came daily to pick Aram to ride, and Aram continuously fell off the horse's back after every attempt . Two weeks later, when they were going to take the horse back to its hiding place, they met Byro on the road . The farmer was extremely surprised . He recognised his horse but refused to believe that the boys had stolen it . He said "the horse is the twin of my horse" and "a suspicious man would believe his eyes instead of his heart", but Byro, knowing the Garoghlanian tribe for its honesty, discarded his suspicion and left . This incident apparently struck the children's conscience . They returned the horse to John Byro' s barn . He was overjoyed . </P>

Class 11 english the summer of the beautiful white horse summary