[Gutenberg 49499] • Noon-Day Fancies for Our Little Pets / Fully Illustrated

Excerpt from Noon-Day Fancies for Our Little Pets: Fully Illustrated

I saw how badly she felt and how afraid she was of falling. I tried to think of some way to help her. I got a basket and tied the handle to a long pole. Then I took hold of the pole and held the basket up as high as I could reach. Then I called, Kitty, Kitty, and with a spring, down she came into the basket.

I took her down and into the house. She seemed so glad to be safely on the ground once more that I thought she would never do that foolish thing again.

But every morning this stupid little kitten\ would climb the trellis just the same, and have to be taken down in the basket. I sup pose she thought it fun to climb up, and rather eu joyed the ride down in the basket.

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