`` I 've been feeling so badly over having to go away and leave Paddy . No matter how kind you 'd all be to him I know he 'd miss me terribly . He was n't like most cats who do n't care who comes and goes as long as they get plenty to eat . Paddy would n't have been contented without me . '' `` Oh , no-o-o , oh , no-o-o , '' wailed Sara Ray lugubriously . Felix shot a disgusted glance at her . `` I do n't see what YOU are making such a fuss about , '' he said unfeelingly . `` He was n't your cat . '' `` But I l-l-oved him , '' sobbed Sara , `` and I always feel bad when my friends d-do . '' `` I wish we could believe that cats went to heaven , like people , '' sighed Cecily . `` Do you really think it is n't possible ? '' Uncle Blair shook his head . `` I 'm afraid not . I 'd like to think cats have a chance for heaven , but I ca n't . There 's nothing heavenly about cats , delightful creatures though they are . '' `` Blair , I 'm really surprised to hear the things you say to the children , '' said Aunt Janet severely . `` Surely you would n't prefer me to tell them that cats DO go to heaven , '' protested Uncle Blair . `` I think it 's wicked to carry on about an animal as those children do , '' answered Aunt Janet decidedly , `` and you should n't encourage them . Here now , children , stop making a fuss . Bury that cat and get off to your apple picking . ''
We had to go to our work , but XXXXX was not to be buried in any such off-hand fashion as that .
Blair Cecily Felix Janet Paddy Ray Sara cats d-do fuss