re dropped, and every one ran to see whatwas the matter. It was Jumbo. With broken crockery about the floor, he stood with his fore-feetfirmly planted on the mantel-shelf. His horns were tightly twistedin those of the mountain goat, and he was in a fight with thatpoor, stuffed head, the first of…
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