Delight in the rhyme of the marvelous Dame Wiggins and her adventures with her seven cats. They go to school, learn to sew and mend, climb trees, play on the ice and help a lost lamb find its mother. Originally published in 1823 with wonderful engravings, this later edition has added illustrations by Kate Greenaway. DSI has added a sketchbook at the end so that "clever children can color in their own way."

Relates in rhyme the clever, kind, and comical deeds of a woman's seven cats.

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Humorous text and pictures tell the story of Dame Wiggins's seven cats and their exploits in skating, going to school, learning to sing, etc.