
Length3h 44m
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Excerpt: "She had not really minded being an Alley Cat until the kittens came. But every one who has had children knows that one feels being poor much more keenly on their account, than on one's own. And the strawless corner of a deserted shed did not seem a suitable bed for her mother's grandchildren The Alley Cat took no pride in her own appearance. Indeed, it had been said when she was born that her mother, the blooded tortoise-shell of a beautiful home, had never produced such a terrible kitten. She would not have been allowed to live, if an accident had not deprived her mother of the others. And as she grew up even her own parent saw that she was homely It may be thought that homely cats have no feelings; but this is not the case, for homely cats, like plain people, are sensitive, and have even more feelings than others. So one day when some particularly unkind remark had been made about the brindled kitten with yellow sides, she left her home and ran away to become an alley cat She was sorry for this afterwards, of course, like every other kitten that runs away. But she would not go home, and slept all summer in empty boxes and under the barns of people who did not like cats. She visited garbage pails, and learned to dash off with the others when the maid opened the kitchen door. She learned to walk on her stomach when crossing the street, and by the time that winter came, she had cobwebs in her whiskers, and looked at everybody out of frightened green eyes."
Audiobook details
GenreFantasy, Science and Nature
Length3 hrs 44 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 30, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Alley Cat's Kitten
10CHAPTER NINE
2CHAPTER ONE
11CHAPTER TEN
3CHAPTER TWO
12CHAPTER ELEVEN
4CHAPTER THREE
13CHAPTER TWELVE
5CHAPTER FOUR
14CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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6CHAPTER FIVE
15CHAPTER FOURTEEN
7CHAPTER SIX
16CHAPTER FIFTEEN
8CHAPTER SEVEN
17CHAPTER SIXTEEN
9CHAPTER EIGHT