The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Book 7 Chapter 1 Page 41

Hardly had these playthings been spread out on the matting, when the child, with surprise, beheld the goat (one of whose “miracles” this was no doubt), draw out certain letters with its golden hoof, and arrange them, with gentle pushes, in a certain order. In a moment they constituted a word, which the goat seemed to have been trained to write, so little hesitation did it show in forming it, and B�rang�re suddenly exclaimed, clasping her hands in admiration, —

“Godmother Fleur-de-Lys, see what the goat has just done!”

Fleur-de-Lys ran up and trembled. The letters arranged upon the floor formed this word, —

PHOEBUS.

“Was it the goat who wrote that?” she inquired in a changed voice.