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Water Goats and Other Troubles
Ellis Parker Butler
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"Hasn't he thim in his shop, Mike?" asked Casey.
"He has not, Casey," said the little alderman. "He has no place for thim. Cages he has, an' globes for goldfish, an' birrd cages, but th' size of th' shop l'aves no room for an aquarium, Casey. He has no tank for the preservation of water goats. Hippopotamuses an' alligators an' crocodiles an' dongola water goats an' sea lions he does not keep in stock, Casey, but sinds out an' catches . . . Read More
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Community Reviews
"Troubles", is it? Trigger warning for the "Water Goats" story!!! Shame, because I thought it started well--interestingly enough to draw me in. The second story, "Mr. Billings's Pockets," had some twisty--and twisted--turns, and the third, "Our First Burglar"...what would YOU expect from such a titl
A selection of three humorous short stories from Ellis Parker Butler. They are ludicrous in their narrative and are suited for swift and easy reading. The storyline is rather preposterous and the characters are - like in any other Ellis Parker story - unostentatious.
The pick of the three stories is