A Discourse on Cats by Joe Sappington
A humorous reminiscence describes widespread cat gifts from neighbors, a prank with a sack of felines, and a neighborly feud. The narrator recalls cat fits contests, a ghost cat, a dead cat named Cleveland, and his life as a catless man after domestic disputes and mischief.
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