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Summary
The wheat field isn't directly mentioned in the story "The Cat Who Walks By Himself" but is referred to in the picture Kipling drew to go with it. It seemed like a lot of work.
"Oh, the cleverness of me!" - raided from Peter Pan, because why let a good line languish?
This story has a bit to do with agriculture, and actually a lot to do with the last three cats that shared my house, who all had Thoughts about company during their nocturnal perambulations, and company outside in general.
And a bit thank you to my beta-reader, Daisy Ninja Girl.
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