It
is as if Gaia has said to the cats: Here,
my beauties-- the information you need in
order to hunt, mate, fight, yowl, be
cautious, raise children, is safely packed
in the back of your brains. Save your
forebrains for whatever creative
inventions may strike you; use your wits
to amuse yourselves and me.
Elizabeth Thomas |
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Cats
know not how to pardon.
Jean de la Fontaine |
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A
cat is a lion in a jungle of small bushes.
Indian Saying |
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Kittens
believe that all nature is occupied with
their diversion.
Paradis de Moncreif |
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To
please himself only the cat purrs.
Irish Saying |
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When
we look again at the forest, we may see
cats looking back.
Candace Savage |
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Lions
are animals of the sun, leopards seem to
be of the moon. Though both hunt by night,
the lion has always been associated with
myths of the sun; he is shining and
radiant; his mane frames him as the sun's
rays. The leopard's coat is like the
dapple of firelight and dark on the forest
floor, his eyes are the pale gold of the
hunter's moon.
Evelyn Ames |
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Nothing's
more playful than a young cat, nor more
grave than an old one.
Thomas Fuller |
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A
kitten is chiefly remarkable for rushing
about like mad at nothing whatsoever, and
generally stopping before it gets there.
Agnes Repplier |
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If
he is comic, it is only because of the
incongruity of so demure a look and so
wild a heart.
Alan Devoe |