In this story, a promising dog named Andrew Jackson dies before he can prove himself after failing to defeat a dog without hind legs in a dogfight.
In this story, a promising dog named Andrew Jackson dies before he can prove himself after failing to defeat a dog without hind legs in a dogfight. After requesting information about a man named Leonidas, the narrator hears the tale in question from Simon Wheeler, and one of the main characters finds that a double handful of quail-shot fed to Dan'l Webster, the title animal, prevented him from performing. FTP, name this Mark Twain story about the gambler Jim Smiley's pet amphibian.
In this story, a promising dog named Andrew Jackson dies before he can prove himself after failing to defeat a dog without hind legs in a dogfight.
The {Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County} or The {Notorious Jumping Frog } {of Calaveras County} or {Jim Smiley and His Jumping Frog}