A character of this type insults Mavis Pellington after Cornelius Appin shows him off at a dinner party in Saki's story "Tobermory.
A character of this type insults Mavis Pellington after Cornelius Appin shows him off at a dinner party in Saki's story "Tobermory." One of these characters is the only living thing that doesn't sneeze at the Duchess' peppery soup. The line "Nor all that glisters gold" comes from a poem by Thomas Gray about the death of one named Salima.  The "Napoleon of crime" is one named Macavity, according a book owned by Old Possum about "practical ones." One of these animals "may look on a king", even though its smile disappears mysteriously. For 10 points, name these animals whose "Cheshire" variety lives in Wonderland.
A character of this type insults Mavis Pellington after Cornelius Appin shows him off at a dinner party in Saki's story "Tobermory.
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