Cats and People (1950)

by Frances Lockridge

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Cats and People

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1950

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To Pammy and Martini

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She sits on the floor, front paws together in unexampled neatness, tail curved to body, and regards with round eyes one of the two humans toward whom she feels in a special way.

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