When cates luxuriant pile the spacious dish, And purple nectar glads the festive hour; The guest, without a want, without a wish, Can yield no room to musick's soothing pow'r.

Champion, The "Chapel Bell, The," by Southey Chapman's Homer Chatsworth, by Patmore Chaucer, Godwin's Life Cheshire cats Chessiad, The Children's books, Lamb on Childs, Mr. See Letters.

Rainin' cats an' dorgs dahn at the Junction!

"That will do, Johncrowforward with you now, and lend a hand to cat the anchor.

Whose name a Dutchman only knows to sound; Where'er the king of fish moves on before, This humble friend attends from shore to shore; With eye still earnest, and with bill inclined, He picks up what his patron drops behind, With those choice cates his palate to regale, And is the careful Tibbald of a whale.

Now and then with that pretty, wayward, ruling instinct which makes us cats rivals of women, I try my power over him.

Meanwhile her governess subsists on greens, Canned conger-eel or cod and butter-beans, And often in a black ungrateful mood Envies the dogs and cat their daintier food.