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Title: In the child's world : morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Poulsson, Emilie, 1853-1939 Bridgman, L. J. ill. (Lewis Jesse), 1857-1931, ill
Subjects: Kindergarten Education
Publisher: Springfield, Mass. : Milton Bradley
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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owinof Of course it was Pussys claws that the little girl felt. But if youare always gentle and kind when you play with Pussy she willnot scratch you. She will pull her claws in and hide themso that you would never know she had any claws at all. Did you ever see a mother cat with her little kittens? Howshe loves them and watches them and teaches them, doesnt she?Before they can walk, the baby kittens get milk from the mother;but they soon learn to drink milk from a saucer. The mothercat washes and combs the fur of her baby kittens, too, with herrough little tongue. (Speak of the usefulness of the cat in frightening away fromour houses the rats and mice which would otherwise be so trouble-some. Also speak of the cats love of home, and affectionatedisposition.)
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THE CAT. 143 144 IN THE CHILDS WORLD. TEACHERS READING. Natural History, - J. G. Wood Winners in Lifes Race (Chap. IX), Arabella Buckley An Object of Love, Mary E. Wilkins Agrippina, - Agnes Repplier The Kitten at Play - Wordsworth The Retired Cat (A Story), - - Cowper The Glove, - R. Browning For the Children. Pussys Class, - Mary Mapes Dodge Purring when youre pleased, - Mrs. Catty Dick Whittington and his Cat, - - Old Story Mrs. Chinchilla (The Story Hour) - Kate D. Wiggin Belling the Cat, - - .... STORES.My Jet.—A True Cat Story I am afraid Jet was a little cross at times; yes, I am sure hewas, and I—one of his most intimate friends—ought to know. It -was when I was a little girl, that we had this cat called Jet, agreat, shining, black creature. I loved Jet, oh ! very much indeed !and I think he liked me a little ; but he was never so fond of me ashe was of my mother. I liked to hold Jet in my lap, and to smoothhis soft fur, but he would soon tire of me and jump down. Inever

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