Black horse
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Adopted by the Sioux as a child, Meadow thinks of herself as one of the People, until a white visitor to their camp begins asking questions. On the verge of exchanging vows with the young chief, Meadow is torn from …
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Adopted by the Sioux as a child, Meadow thinks of herself as one of the People, until a white visitor to their camp begins asking questions. On the verge of exchanging vows with the young chief, Meadow is torn from the life she loves while the chief must risk his freedom to rescue her.
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