Potter, Miriam Clark, 1886-1965, Balcom, Sophia T · New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 221
en, which could walk the best of the three. 1 will stay close beside you. Mother, mewed thegray kitten, which was the littlest of the three. Let us go at once, mewed the white kitten,which was the bravest of the three. That afternoon, after the three little kittens hada fine nap, the mother cat… … The kittens were soft, furry,and very tiny. carefully on the hay. The calf stared at them withits round eyes. Is this the world? asked the white kitten. 208 THREE KITTENS SEE THE WORLD No, answered the mother; this is still thebarn. They went past the farm machinery, past the rainbarrel at the barn…
Children's poetry, American
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