Jack Vettriano Dressing to Kill

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There, that will teach you to be more obedient!" he said. The poor Dog howled at receiving the blows; but there was no limit to his self-sacrifice. He went up to his young
master pluckily and, taking him in his arms, cried: I'll find some other way to get rid of the idiot!" thought the Cat. And, turning to the Dog, she said, in her most gracious manner, "We shall be so pleased if you will join us!"
As they entered the great forest, the Children stuck close together, with the Cat and the Dog on either side of them. They were awed by the silence and the darkness and they felt much relieved when the Cat exclaimed:
"I must kiss you now you've beaten me!"
Tyltyl, who was a good-hearted little fellow, did not know what to do; and the Cat swore between her teeth like a wild beast. Fortunately, dear little Mytyl interfered on our friend's behalf:
"No, no; I want him to stay," she pleaded. "I'm frightened when Tylô's not there."
Time was short and they had to come to a decision.