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Updated: May 18, 2025
"I should have remembered that time is money. I called in here partly on the strength of being a colleague and side-partner of Comrade Windsor " "Mr. Windsor! De gent what caught my cat?" "The same and partly in order that I might make two very eminent cat-fanciers acquainted.
By the way, it will probably be necessary in the course of our interview to allude to you as one of our most eminent living cat-fanciers. You do not object? Remember that you have in your English home seventy-four fine cats, mostly Angoras. Are you on to that? Then let us be going. Comrade Maloney has given me the address. It is a goodish step down on the East side.
This," he said, with a wave of his hand in the direction of the silently protesting Mike, "is Comrade Jackson, possibly the best known of our English cat-fanciers. Comrade Jackson's stud of Angoras is celebrated wherever the King's English is spoken, and in Hoxton." Mr. Jarvis rose, and, having inspected Mike with silent admiration for a while, extended a well-buttered hand towards him.
I called in here partly in the hope that, though you only met me once on the stairs of my office, you might retain pleasant recollections of me, but principally in order that I might make two very eminent cat-fanciers acquainted. This," he said, with a wave of his hand in the direction of John, "is Comrade Maude, possibly the best known of English cat-fanciers.
I wish I knew where she was. I'd have liked for you to meet her." "It will probably be necessary," said Smith, as they set out for Groome Street, "to allude to you, Comrade John, in the course of this interview, as one of our most eminent living cat-fanciers. You have never met Comrade Jarvis, I believe?
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