Robinson Crusoe Chapter 10 - Tames Goats

In which the solitary mariner, after many years of patient toil and careful husbandry, completes his humble boat and endeavours to explore the island’s shores by sea, enduring perilous currents and a near calamity that renews his gratitude for his desert home. He then devotes himself to improving his crafts and taming the wild goats, establishing a fenced enclosure that yields not only meat but milk, butter, and cheese, revealing the mercies of Providence even in his desolate condition.