III. What the Cat Wears 15 Who Stole the Apples? 17 IV. Patch and the Mouse 18 Tommy and the Chickens 20 V. How the Cat Moves 21 VI. Daisy and her Plays 23 VII. How the Cat Eats 25 VIII. Old Tom and the Eagle 27 IX. How the Cat Sees 29 X. Miss Muffet and Fluffy 31 Fluffy and the Mouse 33 XI. How Dogs Behave 35 XII. How Nero Saved his Master 37 XIII. How Dogs Look 39 XIV. How Mungo Did 41 XV. How Dogs Use their Feet 43 XVI. The Dog and the Shadow—A Fable 45 The Boot-black and his Dog 46 XVII. How Dogs Use their Jaws 47 XVIII. Lupo and Tiny 49 XIX. How Dogs See and Smell 51 XX. Puff and the Baby 53 Puff and the Rat 55 XXI. How the Horse Looks 57 XXII. The Horse and his Friends 59 XXIII. How the Horse Eats 61 XXIV. How the Pony got Shod 63 XXV. What the Horse Does 65 XXVI. What the Horse can Do 67 XXVII. How the Horse should be Treated 69 XXVIII. How the Donkey Looks 73 XXIX. What the Donkey Does 75 XXX. What the Donkey can Do 77 Strange Doings 79 XXXI. How the Cow Looks 81 XXXII. What Cattle Do 83 XXXIII. What Cattle are Good for 85 XXXIV. How the Sheep Looks and Lives 87 XXXV. The Ways of the Sheep 89 XXXVI. About Goats 91 XXXVII. About Pigs 93 The Little Piggie Wig 95 _THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE._ [Illustration] Hey, diddle, diddle, The cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon; The little dog laughed To see the witch-craft, And the dish ran away with the spoon. _MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG._ [Illustration] Old Mother Hubbard Went to the cupboard, To get her poor dog a bone; But when she got there, The cupboard was bare, And so the poor dog had none. LESSON I. _WHAT THE CAT DOES._ [Illustration]