Cottage Economy To Which Is Added The Poor Man's Friend

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Goats are highlighted for their hardiness and adaptability, thriving even in challenging conditions like stormy sea voyages, where they remain lively while other animals falter. Unlike sheep, goats are more resilient, require less specific care, and can produce milk for many years without the ailments that often afflict ewes. They are sociable and respond to calls like dogs, making them suitable companions for laborers. The text suggests that introducing goats into laborers' lives could be beneficial, given their low maintenance and friendly nature.