When the bob cat began to run up the giant's leg, and then up his back, and then jumped from his shoulder onto the fat lady, the giant turned pale and cried, and the midget said to him: "O, you big stiff, why didn't you have sand enough to hold the kitty till the keeper came?

Where is the Pudgy kitty-cat?" "I'll get her for you, right away," said Patty.

I am, Your Humble Servant, Kitty Termagant.

Tho I thank Kitty for her kind Offer, I do not at present find in my self any Inclination, to venture my Person with her and her romping Companions.

" "You shouldn't talk of my patients in that way, Kitty," said the doctor; "and in the opinion of a good many of her neighbors the old lady is not bound for heaven.

" "You must remember, Kitty," said the doctor, "that Miss Panney is an old lady, and though she may sound many a false alarm, the true alarm is to be expected, and I would much prefer to go by daylight than to wait until after supper.

After the first dresses were finished, there came a Sunday when I was allowed to go to the Mission Church with Kitty Purcell, the baker's little daughter, and I felt wonderfully fine in my pink calico frock, flecked with a bird's-eye of white, a sun-bonnet to match, and green shoes.

A kitty goes adopting.

Platt & Munk Co., Inc. (PWH); 2Jul62; R297629. Kitty and Doggie.

Kitty and Doggie.

Kitty Foyle.

Kitty Foyliana; or, The natural history of a natural.

Kitty Foyliana.

James Reid Parker (A); 7Jun68; R436936. Welcome to Aunt Kitty's.

A farmer MARY ELLEN CORCORAN Wife of Donal Corcoran KITTY CORCORAN Daughter of Ellen and Donal Corcoran DENIS DELAHUNTY

KITTY (takes the paper and smiles.

KITTY Oh, father, sure 'tis a blessing that some one has a sense of humour, like myself and the King.

CORCORAN Don't be disobedient, Kitty.

KITTY You have no right to marry me to any one against my will.

KITTY (laughing) Sir Denis has on some one else's tall hat.

SIR DENIS To tell the truth, Kitty, I don't know whether 'tis on my head or my heels I'm standin'.

KITTY Spare yourself the trouble of trying to make a match for me.

Kitty opens and Lady Delahunty enters.

KITTY I will marry the man I want to marry and no one else.

What would the King and his daughters think if they saw you suckin' an old dudeen like that? KITTY 'Tis little bother any of us are to the King or his daughters, either, I'm thinking.