The White Cat
The White Cat
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The second year it was ill twice, but the horse-doctor that GeorgeBarstow got for it said that it was as 'ard as nails, and with care itmight live to be twenty. He said that it wanted more fresh air andexercise; but when he 'eard 'ow George Barstow come by it he said thatp'r'aps it would live longer indoors arter all.
At last one day, when George Barstow 'ad been living on the fat o' theland for nearly three years, that cat got out agin. George 'ad raisedthe front-room winder two or three inche...s to throw something outside, and, afore he knew wot was 'appening, the cat was out-side and going upthe road about twenty miles an hour.
George Barstow went arter it, but he might as well ha' tried to catch thewind. The cat was arf wild with joy at getting out agin, and he couldn'tget within arf a mile of it.
He stayed out all day without food or drink, follering it about until itcame on dark, and then, o' course, he lost sight of it, and, hopingagainst 'ope that it would come home for its food, he went 'ome andwaited for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second year it was ill twice, but the horse-doctor that GeorgeBarstow got for it said that it was as 'ard as nails, and with care itmight live to be twenty. He said that it wanted more fresh air andexercise; but when he 'eard 'ow George Barstow come by it he said thatp'r'aps it would live longer indoors arter all.
At last one day, when George Barstow 'ad been living on the fat o' theland for nearly three years, that cat got out agin. George 'ad raisedthe front-room winder two or three inche...s to throw something outside, and, afore he knew wot was 'appening, the cat was out-side and going upthe road about twenty miles an hour.
George Barstow went arter it, but he might as well ha' tried to catch thewind. The cat was arf wild with joy at getting out agin, and he couldn'tget within arf a mile of it.
He stayed out all day without food or drink, follering it about until itcame on dark, and then, o' course, he lost sight of it, and, hopingagainst 'ope that it would come home for its food, he went 'ome andwaited for it.
What to read after The White Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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