Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
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Although I could not make out her history very accurately; but on discussing it with Puss, and putting together everything that we heard my master say in the garden, and John sa...
2. Chapter 2And so we all went out together on that fatal day. I did myself credit, and my master did me justice, and I was happy in my ignorance of coming events. Craven shot and missed, a...
1. Chapter 1E-text prepared by David Edwards, Christine D., and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team (https://www.pgdp.net) from page images generously made available...
5. Chapter 5It had never occurred to me that any body would be surprised to see me. Having always met with a hearty welcome, I expected one as a matter of course; but I certainly never anti...
3. Chapter 3My life now grew every day more and more dismal. Dinner-time brought its bone, but bones soon failed to comfort me. The gardener said I was "off my feed," and his wife feared I...
6. Chapter 6The rest of our story may be told in a few words. Puss was soon domesticated on her London hearth, and pursuing her avocations with her customary skill and spirit. She was a uni...
7. Chapter 7ANIMATE and INANIMATE. Part 1. The Earth. Part 2. The Waters. Part 3. Atmospheric Phenomena. Part 4. Animal Life. By Mrs. LOUDON. With numerous Illustrations on Wood, and a beau...