Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 16, April 19, 1914 by Various
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He backed off very slowly, considering. His topaz eyes got bigger and
brighter, and his back higher and higher, and his tail plumier and plumier, every minute. His fur stood out in all directions, and he lifted his paws and set them down most carefully. He backed, and he backed, until he came up against the pillows, and then he turned around and realized that there was another iron thing behind him. Was that bewitched, too? At any rate, he would be cautious this time and see what happened. He sat and looked at it for some seconds. Then he reached out a paw very deliberately and daintily--and got another spark on the tip of that! You see, he had come all the way across the woolen blankets, and made electricity at every step. Then he gave it up. He hopped off the bed in a panic and fled down the stairs. He came up again after awhile, and curled up on his usual cushion to go to sleep, but he was a very much puzzled cat, and there is no doubt that pussy was shocked. OUR LESSON.--For April 19. PREPARED BY MARGUERITE COOK. Title.--The Cost of Discipleship.--Luke 14:25-35. Golden Text.--Whosoever shall lose his life for my sake shall find |
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