By Baxter Black
On the Edge of Common Sense
The Last Burro
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He was the last burro left in the dusty corral.
His two companions had been sold by the man. They were younger, stronger and finer looking even by burro standards, which are quite high. They were worth more and brought more money which was what the man needed.
Pickin’s were slim. Every evening the man would stake the last burro out down below the spring to graze. During the day he went wi...
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