Louis Robinson Quote

Cats, indeed, appear to regard human beings who may be domiciled with them rather as part of the furniture than as comrades.


Wild Traits in Tame Animals (1897)


Cats, indeed, appear to regard human beings who may be domiciled with them rather as part of the furniture than as comrades.

Cats, indeed, appear to regard human beings who may be domiciled with them rather as part of the furniture than as comrades.

Cats, indeed, appear to regard human beings who may be domiciled with them rather as part of the furniture than as comrades.

Cats, indeed, appear to regard human beings who may be domiciled with them rather as part of the furniture than as comrades.