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Letters from a Cat
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Helen Hunt Jackson
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III.
My
Dear
Helen:
I
am
too
stiff
and
sore
from
a
terrible
fall
I
have
had,
to
write
more
than
one
line;
but
I
must
let
you
know
that
my
fright
was
very
silly,
and
I
am
very
much
mortified
about
it.
The
house
and
the
things
are
all
safe;
your
mother
has
come
home;
and
I
will
write,
and
tell
you
all,
just
as
soon
as
I
can
use
my
pen
without
great
pain.
Some
new
people
have
come
to
live
in
the
Nelson
house;
very
nice
people,
I
think,
for
they
keep
their
milk
in
yellow
crockery
pans.
They
have
brought
with
them
a
splendid
black
cat
whose
name
is
Caesar,
and
everybody
is
talking
about
him.
He
has
the
handsomest
whiskers
I
ever
saw.
I
do
hope
I
shall
be
well
enough
to
see
him
before
long,
but
I
wouldn't
have
him
see
me
now
for
any
thing.
Your
affectionate
Pussy.
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