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Cat and bird stories from the “Spectator” (1896)

Cat and bird stories from the "Spectator", to which are added sundry anecdotes of horses, donkeys, cows, apes, bears, and other animals, as well as of insects and reptiles, edited by John St. Loe Strachey; 1896; T. Fisher Unwin, London.

A sequel to Dog Stories from The Spectator, this book brings us mysteries and anecdotes relating to cats, birds, and other animals which found there way into the pages of The Spectator.

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strange histories2spectator2birds19newspaper2cats16
SourceSourceInternet Archive / California Digital Library
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Aug 5, 2011