"Well, I think in some ways it may be. At any rate you know Kitty has no sisters to play with, and very little of this country life you all enjoy so much. While her holiday lasts I should try to make it as pleasant as possible for her, if I were you." "I do," said Betty, "generally. Only sometimes she makes me feel so cross." At this moment up rushed Kitty, and elbowed Betty away from Miss Grey's side. "You've had her long enough!" she shouted. "It's my turn now!" And Betty was thinking so much about the toad in the hole, that she did not even frown. End of Project Gutenberg's The Kitchen Cat, and other Tales, by Amy Walton