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The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Book of Cats, by Charles H. Ross
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This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
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almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or
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Title: The Book of Cats
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A Chit-chat Chronicle of Feline Facts and Fancies,
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Legendary, Lyrical, Medical, Mirthful and Miscellaneous
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Author: Charles H. Ross
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*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BOOK OF CATS ***
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generously made available by The Internet Archive/American
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THE BOOK OF CATS.
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[Illustration: THE DOCTOR’S PET. _Page 48._]
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[Illustration: THE BOOK OF CATS
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BY CHAS. H. ROSS.
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With Illustrations by the Author]
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LONDON:
MEEOOW:
GRIFFITH & FARRAN,
MEEEEOOW & MEOOOW,
CORNER OF ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD.
MEEEOW ME ME. MEOW’M MEEOOOOOOW.
MDCCCLXVIII.
MEEEEEEOOOW.
THE BOOK OF CATS.
MEW MEOW ME MEOW.
_A Chit-Chat Chronicle_
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OF FELINE FACTS AND FANCIES, LEGENDARY, LYRICAL
ME MEOOOW MEOOW MEW MEEEEOW, MEEEOOOOW, MEEOOOW
MEDICAL, MIRTHFUL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
MEEEEOW, MEOOOOOW MEW MEEEEOOOOOOOW.
BY CHARLES H. ROSS.
ME MEEEOOW M. MEOW.
WITH
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Twenty Illustrations by the Author.
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LONDON:
MEEEOW:
GRIFFITH AND FARRAN,
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(SUCCESSORS TO NEWBERY AND HARRIS),
(MEEOOOOOOW ME MEEEEOW MEW MEOOOW),
CORNER OF ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD.
MEEOOW ME ME. MEOW’M MEEEEOOOOW.
MDCCCLXVIII.
MEEEOOOOOOW.
LONDON:
MEEEOW:
WERTHEIMER, LEA AND CO., PRINTERS, CIRCUS PLACE,
MEEEEEOOOW, MEW MEW ME., MEOOOOOW, MEEOOW MEOOW,
FINSBURY CIRCUS.
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NOTICE.
MEEEOW.
The Author would thankfully receive any well-authenticated anecdotes
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respecting Cats, with the view of incorporating them with the work, in the
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event of a fresh Edition being called for.
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SPRING COTTAGE, FULHAM.
MEOOOW MEEOOOW, MEEOOW.
_November, 1867._
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CONTENTS.
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PAGE
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CHAPTER I.
MEOOOOW M.
Of the reason why this Book was written, and of several
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sorts of Cats which are not strictly Zoological 3
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CHAPTER II.
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Of some Wicked Stories that have been told about Cats 15
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CHAPTER III.
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Of other Wicked Stories, with a few Words in Defence of
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the Accused 35
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CHAPTER IV.
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Of the Manners and Customs of Cats 59
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CHAPTER V.
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Of Whittington’s Cat, and another Cat that visited Strange
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Countries 79
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CHAPTER VI.
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Of various kinds of Cats, Ancient and Modern 91
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CHAPTER VII.
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Of some Clever Cats 111
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CHAPTER VIII.
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Of some amiable Cats, and Cats that have been good Mothers 139
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CHAPTER IX.
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Of Puss in Proverbs, in the Dark Ages, and in the Company
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of Wicked Old Women 159
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CHAPTER X.
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Of a certain Voracious Cat, some Goblin Cats, Magical Cats,
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and Cats of Kilkenny 185
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CHAPTER XI.
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Of Pussy poorly, and of some Curiosities of the Cat’s-meat
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Trade 207
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CHAPTER XII.
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Of Wild Cats, Cat Charming, etc. 229
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CHAPTER XIII.
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Conclusion 275
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THE BOOK OF CATS.
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CHAPTER I.
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[Illustration: CHAPTER I.]
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_Of the reason why this Book was written, and of several sorts of Cats
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which are not strictly Zoological._
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One day, ever so long ago, it struck me that I should like to try and
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write a book about Cats. I mentioned the idea to some of my friends: the
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first burst out laughing at the end of my opening sentence, so I refrained
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from entering into further details. The second said there were a hundred
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books about Cats already. The third said, “Nobody would read it,” and
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added, “Besides, what do you know of the subject?” and before I had time
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to begin to tell him, said he expected it was very little. “Why not Dogs?”
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asked one friend of mine, hitting upon the notion as though by
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inspiration. “Or Horses,” said some one else; “or Pigs; or, look here,
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this is the finest notion of all:--
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‘THE BOOK OF DONKIES,
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BY ONE OF THE FAMILY!’”
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Somewhat disheartened by the reception my little project had met with, I
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gave up the idea for awhile, and went to work upon other things. I cannot
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exactly remember what I did, or how much, but my book about Cats was
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postponed _sine die_, and in the meantime I made some inquiries.
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I searched high and low; I consulted Lady Cust’s little volume; I bought
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Mr. Beeton’s book; I read up Buffon and Bell, and Frank Buckland; I
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eagerly perused the amusing pages of the Rev. Mr. Wood; I looked through
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two or three hundred works of one sort and another, and as many old
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newspapers and odd numbers of defunct periodicals, and although I daresay
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I have overlooked some of the very best, I have really taken a great deal
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of trouble, and sincerely hope that I shall be able to amuse you by my
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version of what other people have had to tell, with a good many things
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which have not yet appeared in print, that I have to tell myself.
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One thing I found out very early in my researches, and that was, that nine
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out of ten among my authorities were prejudiced against the animal about
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which they wrote, and furthermore, that they knew very little indeed upon
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the subject. Take for instance our old friend Mavor, who thus mis-teaches
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the young idea in his celebrated Spelling Book. “Cats,” says Mr. Mavor,
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“have less sense than dogs, and their attachment is chiefly to the house;
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but the dog’s is to the persons who inhabit it.” Need I tell the reader
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who has thought it worth his while to learn anything of the Cat’s nature,
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that Mr. Mavor’s was a vulgar and erroneous belief, and that there are
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countless instances on record where Cats have shown the most devoted and
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enduring attachment to those who have kindly treated them. Again, nothing
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can be more unjust than to call Cats cruel. If such a word as cruel could
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be applied to a creature without reason, few animals could be found more
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cruel than a Robin Redbreast, which we have all determined to make a pet
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of since somebody wrote that pretty fable about the “Babes in the Wood.”
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And apropos of the Robin, do you remember Canning’s verses?
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“Tell me, tell me, gentle Robin,
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What is it sets thy heart a-throbbing?
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Is it that Grimalkin fell
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Hath killed thy father or thy mother,
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Thy sister or thy brother,
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Or any other?
Me mew meeow?
Tell me but that,
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And I’ll kill the Cat.
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But stay, little Robin, did you ever spare,
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A grub on the ground or a fly in the air?
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No, that you never did, I’ll swear;
Me, meow mew meeow mew, M’me meoow;
So I won’t kill the Cat,
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That’s flat.”
Meow’m meow.”
But all the cruel and unjust things that have been said about poor pussy I
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will tell you in another chapter. I mean to try and begin at the
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beginning. In the first place, what is the meaning of the word “Cat.” Let
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us look in the dictionary. A Cat, according to Dr. Johnson, is “a
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domestick animal that catches mice.” But the word has one or two other
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meanings, for instance:--
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In thieves’ slang the word “Cat” signifies a lady’s muff, and “to free a
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cat” to steal a muff. Among soldiers and sailors a “Cat” means something
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very unpleasant indeed, with nine tingling lashes or tails, so called,
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from the scratches they leave on the skin, like the claws of a cat.
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A Cat is also the name for a tackle or combination of pulleys, to suspend
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the anchor at the cat’s-head of a ship.
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Cat-harping is the name for a purchase of ropes employed to brace in the
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shrouds of the lower masts behind their yards.
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The Cat-fall is the name of a rope employed upon the Cat-head. Two little
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holes astern, above the Gun-room ports, are called Cat-holes.
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A Cat’s-paw is a particular turn in the bight of a rope made to hook a
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tackle in; and the light air perceived in a calm by a rippling on the
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surface of the water, is known by the same name.
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A kind of double tripod with six feet, intended to hold a plate before the
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fire and so constructed that, in whatever position it is placed, three of
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the legs rest on the ground, is called a Cat, from the belief that however
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a Cat may be thrown, she always falls on her feet.
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Cat-salt is a name given by our salt-workers to a very beautifully
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granulated kind of common salt.
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Cat’s-eye or Sun-stone of the Turks is a kind of gem found chiefly in
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Siberia. It is very hard and semi-transparent, and has different points
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from whence the light is reflected with a kind of yellowish radiation
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somewhat similar to the eyes of cats.
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Catkins are imperfect flowers hanging from trees in the manner of a rope
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or cat’s-tail.
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Cat’s-meat, Cat-thyme, and Cat’s-foot are the names of herbs; Cat’s-head
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of an apple, and also of a kind of fossil. Cat-silver is a fossil.
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Cat’s-tail is a seed or a long round substance growing on a nut-tree.
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A Cat-fish is a shark in the West Indies. Guanahani, or Cat Island, a
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small island of the Bahama group, in the West Indies, is supposed to be so
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called because wild Cats of large size used to infest it, but I can find
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no particulars upon the subject in the works of writers on the West
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Indies.
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In the North of England, a common expression of contempt is to call a
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person Cat-faced. Artists call portraits containing two-thirds of the
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figure Kit-cat size. With little boys in the street a Cat is a dreadfully
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objectionable plaything, roughly cut out of a stick or piece of wood, and
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sharpened at each end. Those whose way to business lies through low
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neighbourhoods, and who venture upon short cuts, well know from bitter
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experience that at a certain period of the year the tip-cat season sets in
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with awful severity, and then it is not safe for such as have eyes to
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lose, to wander where the epidemic rages.
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[Illustration: TIP-CAT. _Page 8._]
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In the North, however, the same game is called “Piggie.” I learn by the
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newspaper that a young woman at Leeds nearly lost her eye-sight by a blow
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from one of these piggies or cats, and the magistrates sent the boy who
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was the cause of it to an industrial school, ordering his father to pay
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half-a-crown a week for his maintenance.
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The shrill whistle indulged in upon the first night of a pantomime by
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those young gentlemen with the figure six curls in the front row of the
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gallery are denominated cat-calls. This is, I am given to understand, a
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difficult art to acquire--I know I have tried very hard myself and can’t;
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and to arrive at perfection you must lose a front tooth. Such a thing has
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been known before this, as a young costermonger having one of his front
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teeth pulled out to enable him to whistle well. Let us hope that his
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talent was properly appreciated in the circles in which he moved.
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With respect to cat-calls or cat-cals, also termed cat-pipes, it would
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appear that there was an instrument by that name used by the audiences at
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the theatre, the noise of which was very different to that made by
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whistling through the fingers, as now practised. In the _Covent Garden
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Journal_ for 1810 the O. P. Riots are thus spoken of:--“Mr. Kemble made
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his appearance in the costume of ‘Macbeth,’ and, amid vollies of hissing,
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