Donkeys

The intelligent residents of Dunkiton who stand upright and wear clothing.

against these metal sheets a row of donkeys were pounding their heels with vicious kicks

What the books say it is

colour white, brown, gray, black, or spotted 1 chapter
- Some of the donkeys were white, some were brown, or gray, or black, or spotted; but their hair was sleek and smooth and their broad collars and caps gave them a neat, if whimsical, appearance.
  The Road to Oz, ch. 6
texture smooth 1 chapter
- Some of the donkeys were white, some were brown, or gray, or black, or spotted; but their hair was sleek and smooth and their broad collars and caps gave them a neat, if whimsical, appearance.
  The Road to Oz, ch. 6
texture sleek 1 chapter
- Some of the donkeys were white, some were brown, or gray, or black, or spotted; but their hair was sleek and smooth and their broad collars and caps gave them a neat, if whimsical, appearance.
  The Road to Oz, ch. 6
wears wide, white collars 1 chapter
- The other donkeys by this time were sitting up and examining the strangers with big, glassy eyes. They made a queer picture, indeed; for they wore wide, white collars around their necks and the collars had many scallops and points.
  The Road to Oz, ch. 6
trait love big words 1 chapter
- All donkeys love big words, so it is no wonder the grey one used so many of them.
  The Road to Oz, ch. 6

The Road to Oz (1 of 24 chapters)