Printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co. London & Edinburgh
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
Unusual, archaic and obsolete spellings and word usage have been maintained as in the original book. Obvious printing errors have been fixed as detailed below. The Table of Contents was expanded to cover portions of the book other than the stories.
Illustrations of cats and kittens by Madame Ronner were not captioned in the original book. The placement of the drawings of cats by Madame Ronner made more sense in the printed book, where they filled blank space.
Details of the changes:
Page 35 asparagus bed; the walked[**walk] quickened as he got nearer, Page 79 it as clearly; if [**he] has done well, he goes Page 84 to give it board and longing[**lodging], and it surely
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