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Teaser of Thomaletta Gets His
There goes Grandma Cat with the flowered hat, the teaser said. Thomaletta gave him a look that was supposed to make him dead. I hate this guy! She said to her owner, a prissy girl named Miss Emit. I want him to fall off a roof nine times she said, and she meant it. Miss Emit stopped and really looked at Old Jim. Thomaletta had a horrible feeling she would try to rescue him. Old Jim ended up wearing a pink hat with flowers the next day. What is up with this dame? He asked her, angry in a Tom kind of way. She puts hats on cats, Thomaletta said with a smile. Now Old Jim wears hats, which happens quite a while. He has stopped teasing her, for she does not look as silly. Wearing a pink hat with flowers as he does to his cousin Old Willy.
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