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The little pussy-cats : what they did, and what they tried to do (1870)

Evans, Edmund, 1826-1905, Ward, Lock, & Tyler · London : Ward, Lock & Tyler · leaf 19

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els to-night. So off Kittie set, as fast as she could, To join those bad cats, neath a tree in the wood; And thence they all went to a rich mans room, Whence the remnants of dinner sent forth a perfume. They jumped on the table, they jumped on the stool, They ate up the viands, the warm and the… … V. How Professor Caterwaul went a-Wooing > a?ul asked the Handof the char?ni?ig Miss Mewler. Here comes Signer Caterwaul, tender and true, With waistcoat of white, and with frock-coat of blue, His whiskers brushed back, his tie to display, And his tail all combed out in a marvellous way. Hes…

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