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afe if I slip it to to discommoded by my boots.
tter, did my master, as long as it takes me to lick t off my dicky. ears up ion: quot;Look not for any peace, my ; o tys tyranny, dazzled am I by torments cannot be assuaged.quot; ts not to t one ninny bethem already!
quot;Speak from t,quot; I finally ex. quot;And all good women reak, sir; convince ion and s;
quot; your advice, Puss, Ill ask for it,quot; once y-toity. But at last o pen ten pages; a rake, a profligate, a card-so rack and ruin w were a glimpse of grace, ion.
O a masterpiece he penned!
quot;Sucears s at ; says my tabby friend.
quot;Oabs, sabs -- I never meant to ed cat! And put to and s sent oo mucue to and is.quot;
An admirable little note t urn, per Figaro s a responsive yet uncompromising tone. For, says s a glimpse of his person?
ter once, times; s and will see me! I shis very evening!
So, to tar o buy and most, if I may say so, outlandis in some kind of vagabond mountebanks outfit ered coat braying in truck zany, lovelorn loon ered o make it ate.
tar sucs in tter and crasle talls, sucion of ballad-singers and oration of nostrum-peddlers and pertubation of errand boys t t to ;O; ance uck on tty as a painted stage, and so is s a grace-note. Does she see him? Never a glance.
quot;Up you go, Puss; tell o look my ;
If rococos a piece of cake, t ce, tasteful, early Palladian stumped many a better cat ts time. Agilitys not