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So, in a manner that was completely friendly for Eliot's godchildren, we start with cat lore, and the fact that they have three names – the common, the uncommon and the downright secret. We then diversify into several feline characters – the one on the train, the one who gets to eat his fill on one street and has turned out to be a right old podger, the one who can scare a whole host of bickering dogs off his turf. Some are lazy, some are contrary, some, er, get to walk the plank off a Thames barge.

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