Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 560
ngora, yellow and cream, with a tail likea great plume, and a manner at once dignifiedand friendly to those he knew. What he should be fed was a perplexing ques-tion at first. Milk he refused, and always has, though drinking plenty of water. Meats he wouldhave none of, except a dainty portion of… … A GOOD-MORNIiNG GREETING. it is not fried. Codfish he loves, and apparentlycodfish agrees with him. He eats several poundsa week, mixed with potatoes. To paraphrase anold rhyme: Codfish and spuds * are the chief of his diet,And keep this Angora contented and quiet. Cats are the daintiest of…
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