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The
Cat
was
sour
-
tempered
and
grumpy
,
at
first
,
but
before
they
had
journeyed
far
,
the
crystal
creature
had
discovered
a
fine
amusement
.
The
long
tails
of
the
monkeys
were
constantly
sticking
through
the
bars
of
their
cage
,
and
when
they
did
,
the
Glass
Cat
would
slyly
seize
the
tails
in
her
paws
and
pull
them
.
That
made
the
monkeys
scream
,
and
their
screams
pleased
the
Glass
Cat
immensely
.
Trot
and
Dorothy
tried
to
stop
this
naughty
amusement
,
but
when
they
were
not
looking
the
Cat
would
pull
the
tails
again
,
and
the
creature
was
so
sly
and
quick
that
the
monkeys
could
seldom
escape
.
They
scolded
the
Cat
angrily
and
shook
the
bars
of
their
cage
,
but
they
could
not
get
out
and
the
Cat
only
laughed
at
them
.
After
the
party
had
left
the
forest
and
were
on
the
plains
of
the
Munchkin
Country
,
it
grew
dark
,
and
they
were
obliged
to
make
camp
for
the
night
,
choosing
a
pretty
place
beside
a
brook
.
By
means
of
his
magic
the
Wizard
created
three
tents
,
pitched
in
a
row
on
the
grass
and
nicely
fitted
with
all
that
was
needful
for
the
comfort
of
his
comrades
.
The
middle
tent
was
for
Dorothy
and
Trot
,
and
had
in
it
two
cosy
white
beds
and
two
chairs
.
Another
tent
,
also
with
beds
and
chairs
,
was
for
the
Wizard
and
Cap
’
n
Bill
,
while
the
third
tent
was
for
the
Hungry
Tiger
,
the
Cowardly
Lion
,
the
cage
of
Monkeys
and
the
Glass
Cat
.
Outside
the
tents
the
Wizard
made
a
fire
and
placed
over
it
a
magic
kettle
from
which
he
presently
drew
all
sorts
of
nice
things
for
their
supper
,
smoking
hot
.
After
they
had
eaten
and
talked
together
for
a
while
under
the
twinkling
stars
,
they
all
went
to
bed
and
the
people
were
soon
asleep
.
The
Lion
and
the
Tiger
had
almost
fallen
asleep
,
too
,
when
they
were
roused
by
the
screams
of
the
monkeys
,
for
the
Glass
Cat
was
pulling
their
tails
again
.
Annoyed
by
the
uproar
,
the
Hungry
Tiger
cried
:
"
Stop
that
racket
!
"
and
getting
sight
of
the
Glass
Cat
,
he
raised
his
big
paw
and
struck
at
the
creature
.
The
cat
was
quick
enough
to
dodge
the
blow
,
but
the
claws
of
the
Hungry
Tiger
scraped
the
monkey
’
s
cage
and
bent
two
of
the
bars
.
Then
the
Tiger
lay
down
again
to
sleep
,
but
the
monkeys
soon
discovered
that
the
bending
of
the
bars
would
allow
them
to
squeeze
through
.
They
did
not
leave
the
cage
,
however
,
but
after
whispering
together
they
let
their
tails
stick
out
and
all
remained
quiet
.
Presently
the
Glass
Cat
stole
near
the
cage
again
and
gave
a
yank
to
one
of
the
tails
.
Instantly
the
monkeys
leaped
through
the
bars
,
one
after
another
,
and
although
they
were
so
small
the
entire
dozen
of
them
surrounded
the
Glass
Cat
and
clung
to
her
claws
and
tail
and
ears
and
made
her
a
prisoner
.
Then
they
forced
her
out
of
the
tent
and
down
to
the
banks
of
the
stream
.
The
monkeys
had
noticed
that
these
banks
were
covered
with
thick
,
slimy
mud
of
a
dark
blue
color
,
and
when
they
had
taken
the
Cat
to
the
stream
,
they
smeared
this
mud
all
over
the
glass
body
of
the
cat
,
filling
the
creature
’
s
ears
and
eyes
with
it
,
so
that
she
could
neither
see
nor
hear
.
She
was
no
longer
transparent
and
so
thick
was
the
mud
upon
her
that
no
one
could
see
her
pink
brains
or
her
ruby
heart
.
In
this
condition
they
led
the
pussy
back
to
the
tent
and
then
got
inside
their
cage
again
.
By
morning
the
mud
had
dried
hard
on
the
Glass
Cat
and
it
was
a
dull
blue
color
throughout
.
Dorothy
and
Trot
were
horrified
,
but
the
Wizard
shook
his
head
and
said
it
served
the
Glass
Cat
right
for
teasing
the
monkeys
.
Cap
’
n
Bill
,
with
his
strong
hands
,
soon
bent
the
golden
wires
of
the
monkeys
’
cage
into
the
proper
position
and
then
he
asked
the
Wizard
if
he
should
wash
the
Glass
Cat
in
the
water
of
the
brook
.
"
Not
just
yet
,
"
answered
the
Wizard
.
"
The
Cat
deserves
to
be
punished
,
so
I
think
I
’
ll
leave
that
blue
mud
—
which
is
as
bad
as
paint
—
upon
her
body
until
she
gets
to
the
Emerald
City
.
The
silly
creature
is
so
vain
that
she
will
be
greatly
shamed
when
the
Oz
people
see
her
in
this
condition
,
and
perhaps
she
’
ll
take
the
lesson
to
heart
and
leave
the
monkeys
alone
hereafter
.
