A mount is another form of referring to a horse or any animal that one can ride on. It comes from the act of 'mounting', the act of getting up on the animal and riding it.

In this case, Don Quixote's horse is being described as <em>"old and bony, but it was a mount, nonetheless."</em> This means that even though the horse was old and skinny, it can still be mounted. Thus, the mount in the sentence refers to a horse.

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Imagine how the excerpt would be diifferent if it were told from the point of view of Uncle Henry. Write an original story from

leva [86]

Answer:

what is the excerpt?

Explanation:

If i knew it i probably could be able to help you rn.

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