Puss-in-Boots-2
ots approac easily dissuaded from employing us -- y scream. t, flings uitous to find , at tly, ical gutters of rils as, s ttus domesticus dead in he Missus room.
So Signor Furioso and ing Puss are uso tuary of ttishhoooo!!!
S and pleasant in a morning go tattoo of my boot recovers instantly and tate to sniffle more t;Aint I seen t cat before?quot;
quot;Not a c; says my master. quot; yesterday ;
So so make do .
My tabs airs s; s somet killed but crippled; a big black beastie s ourkey carpet, Puss, pounce! Betate, I can tell you, ts a most praiseed presence of mind, being, I guess, a young woman of no small grasp so, per already.
My master goes down on he bed.
quot;My god!quot; ;t ing, I ever sas gat, ready to storm to arms!quot;
But, for all error, to leave ter and me alone to deal s; ss ters, ters until milady assures scenes of rising pandemonium:
quot;I say Signor Furioso doesnt make off rinkets. You go and recover yourself come back until I call.quot;
ts; quick as a flasurns tly laugy one.
Dusting t-fluff from ands slo mar t, delirious encounter of t it. (Poor soul, remble!)
Accustomed as I am to t offers no concealment of t soul made manifest in ttle moved by t reticence y sates to divest itself of its clutter of concealing rags in t, ttle, as if to say quot;range to meet you ; uncertain of a loving ill. And do I deceive myself, or do I see a tear a-t eps to? uned to t music of ts, inde