the book of kat

which is more or less the scripture of the kat
part III
now it came to pass the days when there was a fresh air blowing on the east side of the hills, right beside the city. the doll could feel it before anyone. a certain someone, who had more or less blown it, began to come 'round. and so she put both hands up to the sky and closed her eyes. she then said, 'for those who wish ill on this cool breeze blowing, they will answer to me. although he has wronged me, he has apologized moreover. if i hear one hair on his head is touched, things will become very terrible for you.' she said this to no one in particular. and so under her wing cool breeze stayed. and one night, when all was dark and all was still and all was quiet, she heard him whimper, 'i am sorry,' and she was steaming. she purred; 'entreat me not to leave thee: for whither thou goest, i will go; and where thou stay, i will stay: thy people shall be thy people and thy loves shall be thy loves.' her breeze broke down after hearing this and told the doll why he was edgy so. 'i can see myself in the tomb now,' he cried, 'wide-eyed and just waiting for the dirt to seal my fate.' after hearing this, she demanded his freedom unto the skies. and the doll gets what she wants.