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LETTERS FROM A CAT.
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and listened under the front windows, for I felt sure she was in some bad business she did not want to have known. Such a noise I never heard: all the thing's were being moved; and in a few minutes, what do you think out—came the whole carpet right on my head! I was nearly stifled with dust, and felt as if every bone in my body must be broken; but I managed to creep out from under it, and heard Mary say, "If there isn't that torment of a cat again! I wish to goodness Helen had taken her along!" Then I felt surer than ever that some mischief was on foot; and I
