Concerning Cats
Concerning Cats
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Locke's Lord Argent, descended fromAtossa and the famous Lord Argent, of England, is a magnificent cat, while her Smerdis is the son of the greatest chinchillas in the world. Rosalys II, now owned by Mr. C. H. Jones, of Palmyra, N. Y. , was once hercat, and was the daughter of Rosalys (owned by Miss Nichols, ofWaterbury, Ct), who was a granddaughter of the famous Bluebeard, ofEngland. These, with the beautiful brown tabby, Crystal, owned by Mr. Jones, have all been prize winners. Lucy Claire is... a recent importation, who won second and third prizes in England under the name of BabyFlossie. She is the daughter of Duke of Kent and Topso, of Merevale. Herpaternal grandparents are Mrs. Herring's well-known champion, Blue Jack, and Marney. The maternal grandparents are King Harry, a prize winner atClifton and Brighton, and Fluff.
Mrs. Locke's cats are all imported. She has sometimes purchased catsfrom Maine or elsewhere for people who did not care to pay the pricedemanded for her fine kittens, but she has never had in her own catteryany cats of American origin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Locke's Lord Argent, descended fromAtossa and the famous Lord Argent, of England, is a magnificent cat, while her Smerdis is the son of the greatest chinchillas in the world. Rosalys II, now owned by Mr. C. H. Jones, of Palmyra, N. Y. , was once hercat, and was the daughter of Rosalys (owned by Miss Nichols, ofWaterbury, Ct), who was a granddaughter of the famous Bluebeard, ofEngland. These, with the beautiful brown tabby, Crystal, owned by Mr. Jones, have all been prize winners. Lucy Claire is... a recent importation, who won second and third prizes in England under the name of BabyFlossie. She is the daughter of Duke of Kent and Topso, of Merevale. Herpaternal grandparents are Mrs. Herring's well-known champion, Blue Jack, and Marney. The maternal grandparents are King Harry, a prize winner atClifton and Brighton, and Fluff.
Mrs. Locke's cats are all imported. She has sometimes purchased catsfrom Maine or elsewhere for people who did not care to pay the pricedemanded for her fine kittens, but she has never had in her own catteryany cats of American origin.
What to read after Concerning Cats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winslow Helen M. to read onlineMoreLess
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