[The Younger Set by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Younger Set CHAPTER III 50/61
"You ?" he said absently; "you hid so they couldn't put you out." At the sound of his voice she began to purr. "Oh, it's all very well," he nodded; "but it's against the law. However," he added, "I'm rather tired of rules and regulations myself. Besides, the world outside is very cold to-night.
Purr away, old lady; I'm going to bed." But he did not stir. A little later, the fire having burned low, he rose, laid a pair of heavy logs across the coals, dragged his chair to the hearth, and settled down in it deeply.
Then he lifted the cat to his knees.
Kit-Ki sang blissfully, spreading and relaxing her claws at intervals as she gazed at the mounting blaze. "I'm going to bed, Kit-Ki," he repeated absently, "because that's a pretty good place for me.
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