A FELINE PRACTICAL JOKER.

Last year I had a cat who, whenever she was offended, used to go to my

bedroom and throw various articles out of the window. I was constantly

finding purses, powder-puffs, artificial teeth, safety-pins, hymn-books,

etc., on the lawn, and never suspected the culprit until she was caught

in the act.

She also had a habit of sitting on the top of the front door and

dropping golf-balls on the head of the postman, whom, either for his red

hair or his Radical opinions, she disliked bitterly.

She would eat and drink anything, including ice-pudding and green

Chartreuse, and was always peculiarly cheerful on Thursday evenings,

when _The Scottish Meekly_ reaches our house.

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