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Excerpt from Chuck Purdy: The Story of a New York Boy
That goat was evidently an old citizen. The amount of beard he wore added greatly to the nat ural dignity of his countenance. His horns were deeply wrinkled and were of such a length as to require two complete twists in coiling them up for easy carrying. They were so nearly alike that he had a well balanced head. His coat was shaggy, and although it was worn in some places it fitted him closely all over. Nevertheless, it had a look of being warm for summer wear.
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