Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
,and lo ! a sort of porte-cochere, on the roof ofwhich the cats like to lie and sun themselves, andunderneath which their hammock can be hung. One day, when the cats mistress was insidethe tiny house, sitting on the floor and hard atwork, Buff came in, jumped up on a cross-beamhigh in his house,… … ■THEY WILL ALSO SIT UP IN LITTLE CHAIRS AT A SMALL TABLE AND EAT. an opening, of course, with a shelf half-way up,at the back of the first-floor room, to serve as acat stairway. When Buff and Bouncer go totheir second story, they jump up on this shelf-stair, then easily spring through the…
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