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es and fixed satiric smile; I dared strain.
quot;All cats are cynics,quot; h my yellow glare.
It is t draws him, see.
ts in a enderest time of dusk. You can scarcely see ures, tains almost on t up, talls go do comes on. And t, on Sundays, t o Mass, bundled up in black, he company of an aged hag, her keeper, who grumps along grim as a prison dinner.
secret face? Puss revealed it?
Back ables so late, so very late at nigo our emergent surprise t all at once it s ly a-gurgle fine spirits er and cold rot to ctle lanterns the chill fog as we go ungodly rolling home.
See, a black barque, like a state funeral; and Puss takes it into o board acking obliquely to e against ern, take offence at suctentions to tle cat? (As it turns out, ttise as Arabia descends from t just tatic spot. Puss lets rip a roaring purr, rears briefly on s; jig te o see and draer lamp lit be flush: her face.
And she smiling.
For a moment, just t moment, you was May morning.
quot;Come along! Come! Dont day beast!quot; snaps toots; she sneezes.
t is, and dark, again.
It I alone w smile ole .
Love.
Ive sat inscrutably by and in ty, besides a number of good iful daugry girls come to sell celery and endive on trips ts more. tary unsticoats and if I could, I sixteen years old. But never t;lovequot;, of any of transports, until my master saeleone as s to Mass, and sed up for him.
And noo tables no more for l