The Cat
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Fox will be able to breathe freely. ' ' He lives in London in the winter, I believe, ' said Beatrice.
' Well, London's wide. He won't need to run up against Loki and me any more, unless he likes, ' said Auntie May, and she packed up her trunks (I know of nothing more delightful to sit in than a trunk on crackly paper, until you are turned out) and back we went.
I had become quite a good traveller by this time, and had my system. That is to lie quite still, curled round, to let nobody or nothing... disturb you, and not to be persuaded to look out of the basket for love or fish till the train rushes through the tunnels into King's Cross station.
CHAPTER XII FROM TOP TO BOTTOM THE moment we arrived at No. 100 Egerton Gardens Auntie May, finding out that her father had just gone round to his club, rushed upstairs to find her family, while I trotted at her heels, and screamed out before she had used her eyes almost : ' Oh, my darling dearest old Petronilla ! They tell me that you have been pining for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fox will be able to breathe freely. ' ' He lives in London in the winter, I believe, ' said Beatrice.
' Well, London's wide. He won't need to run up against Loki and me any more, unless he likes, ' said Auntie May, and she packed up her trunks (I know of nothing more delightful to sit in than a trunk on crackly paper, until you are turned out) and back we went.
I had become quite a good traveller by this time, and had my system. That is to lie quite still, curled round, to let nobody or nothing... disturb you, and not to be persuaded to look out of the basket for love or fish till the train rushes through the tunnels into King's Cross station.
CHAPTER XII FROM TOP TO BOTTOM THE moment we arrived at No. 100 Egerton Gardens Auntie May, finding out that her father had just gone round to his club, rushed upstairs to find her family, while I trotted at her heels, and screamed out before she had used her eyes almost : ' Oh, my darling dearest old Petronilla ! They tell me that you have been pining for me.
What to read after The Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violet Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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