TOLD you awhile ago what good Mr. Mavor says of Cats. "La défiance que cet animal inspire," says another instructor of youth, M. Pujoulx, in his Livre du Second Age, "est bien propre à corriger de dissimulation et de l'hypocrisie." I have nothing to say of poor Pujoulx, whose books and opinions are by this time well nigh forgotten; but what am I to think of two other authors, whose words should be law,
