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Excerpt from Puss in Boots
Theophilus (for that was the name of the youngest brother) said to himself, My lot is indeed most miserable; what in the world am I to do with my Cat? If I make a pair of gloves out of his skin, there's an end of him nothing more is to be got from him. The Cat, who understood all that he said, hereupon arose, set up his back, and said, Listen, dear Theophilus: you need not kill me in order to make a pair of worthless gloves out of my skin; only order a pair of boots to be made for me, so that I may be able to go about, and may be fit to be seen by the folks, and your fortune shall soon be made. The miller's son was astonished to hear the Cat speak but, as the.
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