CHAPTER X
SALOME GIVES A LECTURE
The kittens were the first to wake up the next morning. They couldn’t resist talking about the kitchen kittens, there was so much to say. Salome went on pretending to be asleep.
“They were such jolly playfellows,” Tompkins remarked.
“I wish we knew such exciting games,” sighed Minette, “ours will seem so tame now.”
“We’ll manage to see them again, somehow,” suggested Tompkins.
“They very nearly got us into trouble over the milk, though,” said Minette. Salome gave a big gape. “Be quiet and go to sleep,” she said and shut her eyes.
