The Cat Being a Record of the Endearments And Invectives Lavished By Many Write
The Cat Being a Record of the Endearments And Invectives Lavished By Many Write
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All means of reconciling them, and making them understand how goodly a thing it is for cats to dwell together in peace, are in vain. The proceedings of the Society for the Abolishment of War are not more utterly ineffectual and hopeless.
Memoir of the Cats of Greta Hall.
Robert Southey. 122 THE CAT- The Freebooter Cats I scorn, who, sleek and fat, Shiver at a Norway rat. Rough and hardy, bold and free, Be the cat that's made for me ; He whose nervous paw can take My lady's lapdog by the neck; W...ith furious hiss attack the hen, And snatch a chicken from the pen.
Dr. Erasmus Darwin.
123 mdRmuko Apeak concern in a /Cab InmiiiarUu and a fimtu mod didabi ^jNiifkeuJangi THE CAT Sad Memories They tell me I am beautiful, they praise my silken hair, My little feet that silently slip on from stair to stair ; They praise my pretty, trustful face, and innocent grey eye; Fond hands caress me oftentimes, — yet would that I might die !
Why was I born to be abhorr'd of man, and bird, and beast ? The bulfinch marks me stealing by, and straight his song hath ceased; The shrewmouse eyes me shudderingly, then flees; and, worse than that, The house-dog he flees after me, — why was I born a cat?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All means of reconciling them, and making them understand how goodly a thing it is for cats to dwell together in peace, are in vain. The proceedings of the Society for the Abolishment of War are not more utterly ineffectual and hopeless.
Memoir of the Cats of Greta Hall.
Robert Southey. 122 THE CAT- The Freebooter Cats I scorn, who, sleek and fat, Shiver at a Norway rat. Rough and hardy, bold and free, Be the cat that's made for me ; He whose nervous paw can take My lady's lapdog by the neck; W...ith furious hiss attack the hen, And snatch a chicken from the pen.
Dr. Erasmus Darwin.
123 mdRmuko Apeak concern in a /Cab InmiiiarUu and a fimtu mod didabi ^jNiifkeuJangi THE CAT Sad Memories They tell me I am beautiful, they praise my silken hair, My little feet that silently slip on from stair to stair ; They praise my pretty, trustful face, and innocent grey eye; Fond hands caress me oftentimes, — yet would that I might die !
Why was I born to be abhorr'd of man, and bird, and beast ? The bulfinch marks me stealing by, and straight his song hath ceased; The shrewmouse eyes me shudderingly, then flees; and, worse than that, The house-dog he flees after me, — why was I born a cat?
What to read after The Cat Being a Record of the Endearments And Invectives Lavished By Many Write?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Repplier Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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