’ malt Outeide!
ht he said to himself1
I I! will. muon- ili“ ———'-
IIDDLE BIRDSALL.
' '1 have something else to tell you
“dont Biddle Birdsall. " said Daddy"
‘_ "Good." said
Nick, "we'll be
glad to hear what
Biddle has been
doing."
‘ "lie is Keel-tain-
ly a wonderful
cat." said Nanci.
."Biddle follows
different members
or his family
around." laid
Daddy. f‘and
when they go out
to dinner parties
Biddle goes along.
too.‘
"Of course. he
in too oiite tolgo
in to t ‘0 dinner
parties. when-he's
.t invited. but he does wait outside
‘01: they're in at the dinner parties
.d then when they've left. he walks
hck home with them’ddt‘e tn‘ore.
“Sometimes when Gertrudeyhtl be-
Med mistress who named hint Biddle,-
fiut school and when her little broth-
-.ls at er-hool, ton. Biddle takes a
k with their mother. and when she
a to res-t he etope too. as though
b any, 'Dun't feel lonely, Biddle is
with you, you knowi’
, f‘i‘ve told you about the collar Bld-
le wears “ith the little bells at-
hched which ring and Jingle when he
we: so as to let the birds know that
.ey must watch out.
“One bell wouldn't be enough. for
hmlght more and still keep that one
“let so his collar has many balls on
I. The other day there were some
pore put on. to make Biddle look
Dore tires-ed up. and to be of even
unto protection to the birds.
“The bell: came off a rattle which
hd been gixen to Gertrude when she
.08 a little baby.
“They were of real silver and had
fine from u very unusual and “on-
“t'ul rattle whieh had been given to
Gertrude by a Very rh-h old lady.
no rattle lunl come from the finest
hairy store in the World and Biddle
In! a proud cat as he jinglod the
“I! of sliver.
“He seemed to know they were very
hi. I'm reully quite sure Biddle
how," Daddy human-ti.
"I wouldn‘t be at all surprised If
8 did." said Nick” _
“Neither wetild i." said Nancy.
, "Yes. Biddle looked very fine With
& collar looking bright and smarter
fin ever, and his lovely gray fur so
‘1 and liiky and well looked after.
'11e thOught of the days when Ger-
undo had tried to t'Hll him Kitty and
u called him Biddle instead, which
‘1 her Way of saying Kitty.
We thought of the days when he
-.d to run away. but of how much
Met he behaved these days. lie
.vel" ran away any more now.
‘Ho thought or the time he had a
.9 throat and how he had worn a
“tie. which had made. it all Well,
which had mude his beautiful fur
rather shabby for a time. Yes.
. throet had been ‘tunde to feel quite
‘ right. and that was the main
gut he had been ashamed of his
“I after the poultice had been tak-
h on.
‘30 remembered how he used to
Ft his head down and try to hide
h throat when anyone had spoken
. him It this time.
‘What a vein little kitty he had
”In. ho thought.
‘He remembered how he had
fight hinmelf how to get in the
Ftry do”? when it Was closed by
“ping u). on the s-hnlt or chair and
fining the door knnh..
‘Aii or these things he thought of.
‘1 must do
~’ething quite
" and differ-
.t. Thm- like
no to tin new
flick. for them.’
‘80 he jumped
- on thtl multile-
flu and r‘urlvd
'. on top of it
great big old
.1 ll. re - shunt-d
m
-."And when the
My Cunn- in
g looked for
- he kept quite
“ll.
“At last they
” him on [up
‘ the clock. And
“the blinked his
”I: eyes as though to say;
‘1! you had looked at the, clock you
“It! have even “10, for Biddle Bird-
.“ is right on time you see!’
'And often after that, Biddle sat
- the mantleplece. though he didn‘t
City: can- to sit on the clock, for he
flight it was too much to expect of
‘ that in slmuld always be on
-l”
“On Top.”
Would Have Been Poetponod.
A bright little boy of five had been
«.890 in a combat with another
5'! Ind \\ i: reprmed by his mother.
who told l i. he ought to have waited
until the 4. tr hm had commented it.
Well" i -'ph mi the youthful hero.
‘ll [‘11 e mi riii‘ ! him to begin it there
Wildn‘t i .u- ieeu no fight."
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