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Montgomery, Frances Trego, 1858-1925

"Billy Whiskers The Autobiography of a Goat"

Just as Billy got to him the man raised his arm to
doff his hat to a pretty girl, and the next thing he knew he was
flying through the air with his hat in his hand. Still holding
his arm extended, he landed in the deep puddle of muddy water in
the middle of the street, while the young lady threw up her hands
and fled.
[Illustration]
It is needless to say that Billy immediately disappeared down a
side street. Here he ran into a livery stable where a dog fight
had been going on in the back yard. Two ferocious bull-dogs, had
fought so wickedly that their jaws had had to be pried apart.
One of the dogs had a chain around its neck and its owner was
going to lead it off when one of the livery men saw Billy and
called out:
"Wait a minute Mr. Pride, here's a Billy goat I bet can lick your
dog. Let us turn them loose in the yard and have another fight."
"Why, man what are you talking about? My dog would make just one
grab at the goat's throat and kill him."
"I am not so sure of that," replied the man, "but I am mighty
sure he will lick your dog if he is the goat I think he is, for I
believe he is the trained goat from the circus.


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