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[Illustration: PUSS ASKS HELP FOR HIS MASTER.] "Oh, your majesty," said Puss, "my master the marquis was bathing, and some one has taken away his clothes.
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I used to ride 'hind Miss Betsey on her hoss what she called Puss, and away us went jiggin' down de road to jubilees at Millstone and Elam churches.
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We begin our journey last week - Sunday, Nov. 20, to be exact - in Paris, France, where Antonio Banderas hammed it up for French photographers at the Paris premiere of "Le Chat Potté," which is what they call "Puss in Boots" in the land of Moliere.
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I don't care what people think, Puss is so effing cute. eddymovies
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With his small cousin, Tabitha,6 just his own age (they called her Puss), he wandered over that magic domain, fording new marvels at every step, new delights everywhere.
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With his small cousin, Tabitha, -- [Tabitha Quarles, now Mrs. Greening, of Palmyra, Missouri, has supplied most of the material for this chapter.] -- just his own age (they called her Puss), he wandered over that magic domain, fording new marvels at every step, new delights everywhere.
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Puss is more fluffy, and Father is scrubby and scratchy, because he shaves.
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We once had a walking soccer ball of a cat my innocent children named "Puss" - but it was MY job to stand on the stoop in the gloaming and call "Puss,here Pussy, Pussy..."
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They said good-by to Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and their very diminutive daughter -- whom somebody had fondly nicknamed "Puss" -- and turned to follow the crowd.
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'As the group launched into' Puss '- an appropriate choice as one of the best songs from
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