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In a Garden

HE chief person in the
garden was Dick, to
whose father it be-
longed, and next to
him Agrippa, the great
black cat. Perhaps
some of the creatures
thought it was the

other way, for only those who had _ been

there a long while, and knew Agrippa well,
were quite sure about him. After all, the
young ones said, he was a cat, and birds
and mice and even grasshoppers had been
brought up to fear his race, and it was

difficult for them to understand that he was
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