The Cat Who Played Post Office
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Mull." "She was fairly sober and quite agreeable. I gave her your message, and when I mentioned the gold jewelry she perked up noticeably." "Did she have any news of her daughter?" "None, but here's something interesting. She too received a postcard shortly after Daisy left. Something like 'Going to Florida... never coming back... forget about me... you never loved me.' Della was quite bitter about it." "Did you see the card?" "She hadn't kept it. And naturally she didn't remember the postmark o...r the handwriting or the date. That was five years ago, and she's been in a fog most of the time." Qwilleran said, "I went to the police station and met Chief Brodie. Pleasant guy, very cooperative. Daisy had no record - no arrests, no complaints. I gave him the date when she left, but there was no report to Missing Persons." "I'm relieved to know she has a clean slate," Mildred said. "She wasn't a bad girl, but the odds were against her. She used to come to school in rags. I kept some of Sharon's old clothes in the art room, and I'd make Daisy put them on. Yesterday I looked up some of the old yearbooks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mull." "She was fairly sober and quite agreeable. I gave her your message, and when I mentioned the gold jewelry she perked up noticeably." "Did she have any news of her daughter?" "None, but here's something interesting. She too received a postcard shortly after Daisy left. Something like 'Going to Florida... never coming back... forget about me... you never loved me.' Della was quite bitter about it." "Did you see the card?" "She hadn't kept it. And naturally she didn't remember the postmark o...r the handwriting or the date. That was five years ago, and she's been in a fog most of the time." Qwilleran said, "I went to the police station and met Chief Brodie. Pleasant guy, very cooperative. Daisy had no record - no arrests, no complaints. I gave him the date when she left, but there was no report to Missing Persons." "I'm relieved to know she has a clean slate," Mildred said. "She wasn't a bad girl, but the odds were against her. She used to come to school in rags. I kept some of Sharon's old clothes in the art room, and I'd make Daisy put them on. Yesterday I looked up some of the old yearbooks.
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I really enjoyed reading the Cat Who books. I have 4 in my own personal library that are not here and I will enjoy reading them just as much.Write Review:
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