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Title: Letters from a cat : published by her mistress for the benefit of all cats and the amusement of little children
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1830-1885 Roberts Brothers (Boston, Mass.) Ledyard, Addie Botsford, Bertha Fisk
Subjects: Cats Pets
Publisher: Boston : Roberts Brothers
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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last two weeks, butwhen you hear what I have beenthrough, you will only wonder thatI am alive to write to you at all. Iwas very glad to hear your mothersay, yesterday, that she had not writ-ten to you about what had happenedto me, because it would make you 6o LETTERS FROM A CAT. so unhappy. But now that it is allover, and I am in a fair way to besoon as well as ever, I think youwill like to hear the whole story. In my last letter I told youabout the new black cat, Caesar,who had come to live in the Nelsonhouse, and how anxious I was toknow him. As soon as my nosewas fit to be seen, Judge Dickin-sons cat, who is a good, hospitableold soul, in spite of her stupidity,invited me to tea, and asked himtoo. All the other cats were askedto come later in the evening, and wehad a grand frolic, hunting ratsin the Judges great barn. Caesar a. CfQ n o 3l/i o 2 o — •p in Pfr>3 tfQ ^ § 5 od. ^ 0*2.8 S 8 O J2M y . n>•-i v; 5 ro a- fini V-- * : PS&S^- x - ^-— J )iN%^. -,, /...ftt^^^
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