Minnie's Pet Horse

audiobook

Minnie's Pet Horse

by Madeline Leslie

EN·~1 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total
1

Transcriber’s Note

0:29
2

MINNIE’S PET HORSE.

0:44
3

MINNIE’S PET HORSE.

0:09
4

CHAPTER I. THE HORSE AND THE DOG.

7:34
5

CHAPTER II. HORSE GOING TO CHURCH.

8:03
6

CHAPTER III. STAR DANCING TO MUSIC.

8:58
7

CHAPTER IV. HORSE GOING TO A DOCTOR.

8:07
8

CHAPTER V. THE TRUMPETER’S HORSE.

10:15
9

CHAPTER VI. THE BLIND HORSE.

7:21
10

CHAPTER VII. THE ARABIAN HORSE.

9:29

Description

Minnie lives on a sprawling family farm where every creature seems to have a personality of its own. Her favorite companion is Star, a small Shetland pony with a bright white star on his forehead, who follows her everywhere from the pasture to the stable. Their quiet mornings begin with gentle rides along gravel paths, the pony’s soft neigh echoing the rhythm of country life. Through simple gestures—sharing a hidden piece of bread or a whispered “Come, pony!”—Minnie and Star develop a trust that feels as natural as the sunrise.

The story follows their day‑to‑day adventures, from summer trips to a cool brook to winter evenings curled together in a warm stall. Star’s loyal friend, Nannie the lamb, never strays far, while Minnie learns to mount the saddle on her own, guided by her patient father. Along the way, the narrator sprinkles charming anecdotes about other horses, giving listeners a warm glimpse into the gentle world of rural companionship.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (59K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Julia Miller and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

2008-09-14

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Madeline Leslie

Madeline Leslie

1815–1893

A prolific 19th-century American writer for young readers, she published under the name Mrs. Madeline Leslie and became especially known for stories that blended lively storytelling with moral and religious themes. Her books were widely read in their day, including the popular "Tim, the Scissors-Grinder."

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