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lear voice,not at all as if he was excited,“I’ll go in,if you like.”
Every creature turned and fixed its eyes on the Cat.“Mark their subtleties,Sire,”said Poggin to the King.“This cursed cat is in the plot,in the very centre of it. Whatever is in the stable will not hurt him,I’ll be bound. Then Ginger will come out again and say that he has seen some wonder.”
But Tirian had no time to answer him. The Ape was calling the Cat to come forward.“Ho-ho!”said the Ape.“So you,a pert Puss,would look upon him face to face. Come on,then! I’ll open the door for you. Don’t blame me if he scares the whiskers off your face. That’s your affair.”
And the Cat got up and came out of its place in the crowd, walking primly and daintily,with its tail in the air,not one hair on its sleek coat out of place. It came on till it had passed the fire and was so close that Tirian,from where he stood with his shoulder against the end-wall of the stable,could look right into its face. Its big gre