The Kitchen Cat And Other Stories
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No wonder it wastriumphant, for under her arm there appeared a yellow and white head, with silky ears and large dark eyes. Sarah was found! It seemed almosttoo good to be true.
* * * * * You may imagine how Diana rejoiced over Sarah and petted her, and howinterested she and everyone else were to hear how the little dog hadbeen traced to a coachman's house in a mews close by. Sarah, on herside, seemed very glad to be with her dear little mistress again, andafter returning her caresses curled... herself up and went to sleep on thesofa, no doubt tired with her adventures. How Diana wished she couldtell her all she had done and seen on that Sunday when everyone had beenso unhappy about her!
"Where did you go, you darling?" she asked her over and over again, butSarah never answered. She only wagged her fringy tail, and licked hermistress's hand, and goggled at her with her full dark eyes. And yetDiana felt quite sure that she had many strange and interesting thingsto tell, if she only could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wonder it wastriumphant, for under her arm there appeared a yellow and white head, with silky ears and large dark eyes. Sarah was found! It seemed almosttoo good to be true.
* * * * * You may imagine how Diana rejoiced over Sarah and petted her, and howinterested she and everyone else were to hear how the little dog hadbeen traced to a coachman's house in a mews close by. Sarah, on herside, seemed very glad to be with her dear little mistress again, andafter returning her caresses curled... herself up and went to sleep on thesofa, no doubt tired with her adventures. How Diana wished she couldtell her all she had done and seen on that Sunday when everyone had beenso unhappy about her!
"Where did you go, you darling?" she asked her over and over again, butSarah never answered. She only wagged her fringy tail, and licked hermistress's hand, and goggled at her with her full dark eyes. And yetDiana felt quite sure that she had many strange and interesting thingsto tell, if she only could.
What to read after The Kitchen Cat And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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