burro

And my burro sleeps beneath the wall, in the shadow of nodding roses.

The donkey, or burro, as it is called, is to be seen everywhere in this country.

The old Indian cut off some strips of burro jerke and threw them on the coals.

Bring up that third burro; I want to examine these fragments a little.

"Looks as if a burro had been here from the tracks," exclaimed Roger.

It seemed curious to Roger that the burro did not kick nor lunge.

Lennon glanced at the butt of his rifle in its sheath on the burro's pack.

"If you can pack a burro so well, pack her yourself, then," answered Walt.

According to the tracks, the burro thieves had joined with this camp.

Three of us can guard them, and the other two can chase the burro.