From a University of California publication on superstitions, 1907:
The heart of Judy was touched, for she thought it was some small child that had lost its way, and she rose up from her spinning, and went and opened the door—when in walked a large black cat with a white breast, and two white kittens after her. They all made over to the fire and began to warm and dry themselves, purring all the time very loudly; but Judy never said a word, only went on spinning.
Then the black cat spoke at last:
--- Visit tomorrow to hear what she had to say!
--- Visit tomorrow to hear what she had to say!
--Fletcher Bascom Dresslar, Superstition and Education (University of California Publications vol. 5 no. 1, 1907) p. 155-6.
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Okay...You've got me. I'll be back to find out.
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