I
could half persuade myself that the word
felonious is derived from the feline
temper.
Robert Southey |
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One
reason we admire cats is for their
proficiency in one-upmanship. They always
seem to come out on top, no matter what
they are doing-- or pretend they do.
Barbara Webster |
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The
smart cat doesn't let on that he is.
H G Frommer |
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Human
beings, for one reason or another, may
hide their feelings, but a cat does not.
Ernest Hemingway |
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The
cat seldom interferes in other people's
rights. His intelligence keeps him from
doing many of the fool things that
complicate life.
Carl Van Vechten |
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Of
all domestic animals the cat is the most
expressive. His face is capable of showing
a wide range of expressions. His tail is a
mirror of his mind. His gracefulness is
surpassed only by his agility. And, along
with all these, he has a sense of humor.
Walter Chandoha |
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It
was his firm belief that I had the power
to turn off the rain, brush away the
clouds, make the sun come back to shine
upon the window ledge, modify the
temperature, (and) perform other miracles
as required. I found my failure to live up
to his high esteem somewhat embarrassing.
Era Zistel |
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I
called my cat William because no shorter
name fits the dignity of his character.
Poor old man, he has fits now, so I call
him Fitz-William.
Josh Billings |
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If
man could be crossed with the cat, it
would improve man but deteriorate the cat.
Mark Twain |
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How
you behave towards cats here below
determines your status in Heaven.
Robert Heinlein |