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In case the "donkey ropers" don't know, the donkey is a member of the equine family.
As a result, the donkey was acquitted of all charges.— Cracked: All Posts
One might think that donkeys, originating as they do in the scrubby, brushy desert fringes of Africa, might be adapted to eating whatever became available, but our donkey is a picky eater, as Melinama found out recently (to her great dismay).— Pratie Place
Pin the tail on the donkey is a fun kid's game, but it's no way to run your life, your marriage or raise your children.— The Times-Reporter Home RSS
I suppose that the donkey was a little donkey; but I am sure that he was only an averagely little donkey, and that not one man in a British regiment could have performed Bob Pearce's feat with any approach to the air of ease and dexterity he gave it.— Recollections With Photogravure Portrait of the Author and a number of Original Letters, of which one by George Meredith and another by Robert Louis Stevenson are reproduced in facsimile

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