Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 431
itiful mewing outsidetlie camp. One of the miners, following up thesound of distress, soon returned with a most for-lorn and miserable-looking kitten, more dead thanalive. How she came to that desolate camp and late spot, brought back memories of their boyhoodand the old homes far to the east in… … a white cat dashed toward apparently pursued bv a number of men. where she came from was a mystery, but the Well, whatever their thoughts, they adopted the miners, naturally tender-hearted, and welcoming cat and made her so warm and comfortable, with anything that brought a change in the monotony…
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