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Alexander's Horses by Alfred Powers (Living Book Press) drill The last sentence in theAlexander the Great rode into legend, but he didnt do it alone. Bucephalus, his most trusted steed, carried him across the world. But what made this horse so special? Nepos and Phidon, two young stableboys, held the secret. Their lives were bound to the royal stallions. They faced danger, adventure, and the thrill of Alexanders victories. They also felt the sting of loss as some of the magnificent horses fell in battle. Their hearts broke alongside