Bryant, Sara Cone, 1873-, Wilson, Patten, ill · Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 72
e cathe said, Get out of my way, cat; Im in a hurry andmy donkey might tread on you. Donkey, indeed! said the cat, much I care for adonkey! I have eaten five hundred cakes, Ive eatenmy friend the parrot, Ive eaten an old woman, —whats to hinder my eating a miserable man and adonkey? And slip! slop!… … GET OUT OF MY WAY, PUSSY Tlie Cat and the Parrot with his newly married bride, and behind him werehis soldiers, marching, and behind them were everand ever so many elephants, walking two by two.The king felt very kind to everybody, because he hadjust been married, and he said to the cat, Get out…
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