sending the englishman sent a letter to lone in what he remembered of the of the creed he wrote i also in the days of what you held to be my have obtained and with has come power then he grew so deeply mysterious that the of the letter could make neither head nor tail of it and was impressed for he fancied that his friend had become a fifth when a man is a he can do more than and combined lone read the letter in five different fashions and was beginning a sixth interpretation when his bearer dashed in with the news that there was a cat on the bed now if there was one thing that lone hated more than another it was a cat he the bearer for not turning it out of the house the bearer said that he was afraid all the doors of the bedroom had been shut throughout the morning and no real cat the sending of da could possibly have entered the room he would prefer not to with the creature lone ed the room and there on the pillow of his bed and a white not a little beast but a like with its eyes barely opened and its lacking strength or direction � a that ought to have been in a basket with its mamma lone caught it by the of its neck handed it over to the to be drowned and the bearer four that evening as he was reading in his room he fancied that he saw something moving about on the hearth rug outside the circle of light from his when the thing began to he that it was a � a white nearly blind and very miserable he was seriously angry and spoke bitterly to his bearer who said that there was no in the room when he brought in the lamp and real of tender age generally had in attendance if the presence will go out into the and listen said the bearer he will hear no cats how therefore can the on the bed and the on the hearth rug be real lone went out to listen and the bearer followed him but there was no sound of any one for her children he returned to his room having hurled the down the and wrote out the incidents of the day for the benefit of his co those people were so absolutely fi ee from superstition that they ascribed anything a little out of the common to as it was their business to know all about the they were on terms of almost the sending of da familiarity with of every kind their letters dropped from the ceiling � � and spirits used to up and down their all night but they had never come into contact with lone wrote out the facts noting the hour and the minute as every observer is bound to do and the englishman s letter because it was the most mysterious document and might have had a bearing upon anything in this world or the next an would have translated all the thus look out you laughed at me once and now i am going to make you sit up lone s co found that meaning in it but their translation was refined and full of four syllable words they held a and were filled with tremulous joy for in spite of their familiarity with all the other worlds and they had a very human awe of things sent from ghost land they met in lone s room in and gloom and their was broken up by a among the frames on the a white nearly blind was and itself between the clock and the that stopped all or here was the in the flesh it was so far as could be seen devoid of purpose but it was a of they a round robin to the englishman the of old days him in the interests of the creed to explain whether there was any connection between the of some egyptian god or other i have forgotten the name and his communication they called the ra or or turn or some the sending of da thing and when lone confessed that the first one had at his most instance been drowned by the they said that in his next life he would be a and not even a of the lowest grade these words may not be quite correct but they accurately express the sense of the house when the englishman received the round robin � it came by post � he was startled and bewildered he sent into the for da who read the letter and laughed that is my sending said he i told you i would work well now give me another ten but what in the world is this about egyptian gods asked the englishman cats said da with a for he had discovered the englishman s bottle cats and cats and cats never was such a sending a hundred of cats now give me ten more and write as i dictate da s letter was a curiosity it bore the englishman s signature and hinted at cats � at a sending of cats the mere words on paper were and to behold what have you done though said the englishman i am as much in the dark as ever do you mean to say that you can actually send this absurd sending you talk about judge for yourself said da what does that letter mean in a little time they will all be at my feet and yours and i � o glory � will be or drunk all day long da knew his people the sending of da when a man who hates cats wakes up in the morning and finds a little on his breast or puts his hand into his pocket and finds a little half dead where his 