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431
From
branches
of
trees
Cap
n
Bill
made
a
tiny
house
that
was
just
big
enough
for
the
little
girl
to
crawl
into
and
lie
down
.
But
first
they
ate
some
of
the
food
Trot
had
carried
in
the
basket
.
432
"
Don
t
you
want
some
,
too
?
"
she
asked
the
Glass
Cat
.
433
"
No
,
"
answered
the
creature
.
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434
"
I
suppose
you
ll
hunt
around
an
catch
a
mouse
,
"
remarked
Cap
n
Bill
.
435
"
Me
?
Catch
a
mouse
!
Why
should
I
do
that
?
"
inquired
the
Glass
Cat
.
436
"
Why
,
then
you
could
eat
it
,
"
said
the
sailor
-
man
.
437
"
I
beg
to
inform
you
,
"
returned
the
crystal
tabby
,
"
that
I
do
not
eat
mice
.
Being
transparent
,
so
anyone
can
see
through
me
,
I
d
look
nice
,
wouldn
t
I
,
with
a
common
mouse
inside
me
?
But
the
fact
is
that
I
haven
t
any
stomach
or
other
machinery
that
would
permit
me
to
eat
things
.
The
careless
magician
who
made
me
didn
t
think
I
d
need
to
eat
,
I
suppose
.
"
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438
"
Don
t
you
ever
get
hungry
or
thirsty
?
"
asked
Trot
.
439
"
Never
.
I
don
t
complain
,
you
know
,
at
the
way
I
m
made
,
for
I
ve
never
yet
seen
any
living
thing
as
beautiful
as
I
am
.
I
have
the
handsomest
brains
in
the
world
.
They
re
pink
,
and
you
can
see
em
work
.
"
440
"
I
wonder
,
"
said
Trot
thoughtfully
,
as
she
ate
her
bread
and
jam
,
"
if
MY
brains
whirl
around
in
the
same
way
yours
do
.