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Granted that it is forgivable in your little dogs to shrink from approaching huge fearsome beasts like boars; but I dont know how you can excuse their behaviour in the case of goats, those poor snub-nosed creatures, or timid skittish deer, whom they hunt head high and spirits prone, and a maximum of barking to a minimum of speed.
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