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The Phoenix and the Carpet

CHAPTER 7
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'I suppose some cats eat them--but never Persian ones.

What a mistake for a well-informed carpet to make! Oh, what a night we're having!' 'Do go away,' said Robert, nervously.

'We're just going to bed--that's our bedroom candle; there isn't any row.

Everything's as quiet as a mouse.' A wild chorus of mews drowned his words, and with the mews were mingled the shrieks of the musk-rats.

What had happened?
Had the cats tasted them before deciding that they disliked the flavour?
'I'm a-coming in,' said the policeman.


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