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Pussy and Doggy Tales
E. Nesbit
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She was very beautiful in her soft,[19] foolish, namby-pamby, blue-eyed way. Of course, she did not understand English, and when they called "Puss, puss," she only ran under the sofa, for she thought they were teasing her. She was mistress only of two languages—Persian and cat-talk.
My master did not think of this. He called her "Puss"; he called her "Pussy"; he called her "Tittums" and "Pussy then"; and a thousand endearments that had former. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Very cute (not cloying) stories written from the viewpoint of cats and dogs. They're relatively short and pithy, and usually there's no huge deep underlying moral.
Nesbit Notes #13
As you type in the title of this book you get a whole array of unrelated books of shall we say a more salacious nature - perhaps this book needs an updated title.
Anyway average short stories of cats and dogs in a book that is possibly better known for the title than the content.
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Boring. Half didn’t make sense…