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i want his horns
; the corners trail-
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. l IIlQi'Ct‘d it clear
. unincnt his horns
j pot pull his head
moment. Then he
.. inns! and out they
“mun—tilt someone was
' no so he rould not
Viv drcw back and
,rinf: forward he
“ r'wzth the canvas.
.1-3 behind him.
.‘, vimo there was
:u 1h:I audience.
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Hilly faced the
. zunp you ever saw.
”1 in the midst of
1‘ ho were behind
eating their
, pilcurc was‘being
' "as railwr astound-
-. «:01! land in their
,. :.:‘.1 the screen. And
. *1 like the hilly in
tnr a socond they
,. goat had come to
mm»: away from the
lihl‘r f‘. ' 'rthH‘d, he stood at"!
_V,w_,~_ ~ 1..— two to get his
pg. ' "Willing to and see-
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.inmrimuis that tho
twi in their excite-
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r-a‘uhrrl him by the
i . a to drag him sway
:‘ .. ; » «f doughnuts he had
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u w'vzpiv spread his legs
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sport and went on estin‘ those
doughnuts. This mode the men
angry. and they nil pitched on Bill)“,
pulling snd twisting his stubby little
tail. At last they (ironed him from
the room Ind pushed him out into
s. little book yard. where they left
him to himself.
"In! HA!" hushed Billy. “I play.
ed o pretty good joke on thoso men.
and I got a good luncheon besides.
Whoever msde those doughnuts
knows how to cook. I can tell you!
I never ate better. and I hsvo esten
lots of them before.
“Oh. you have. hnvo you?" whin-
nicd s. tiny. Shetlsnd pony Billy had
not noticed betoro tram the other
side oi' the yard.
“Yes, I have. But how did you
come here?" said Billy Whisksrs.
”I live hero most of the time. I
should think that is s. question I
should ask you, not you me."
“You are quite right. And on I
have taken an instantaneous liking
to you. I will shower. Otherwise I
would tell you to mind your own
business. But before I recount how
I came here. I wish you would toll
me how old you ore. for in size you
are the smallest animsl thst resem-
,blos a. horse I ever saw. and yet.
your voice sounds too old to belong
to a. baby horse. Besides you are too
well proportioned to be s. colt tor ‘
they are all less."
(Tomorrow the Shetland pony
tolls Billy all about himself.)
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