Cats Quote by Douglas Adams

“Notwithstanding all this furniture, there was still room to turn around in, but not to swing a cat in, at least with entire security…

— Mark Twain

“It was probably my mother's screaming that frightened the cat. It's just a guess. No one knows for sure why a cat fell from…

— J.E. Fison

“She said that cats were more attached to places than to people. And that was why cats are often found in abandoned houses.”

— Kyung-sook Shin

“The first thing we saw at the pet store was this scary white cat sitting on his own pedestal. He fluffed out his fur…

— Susane Colasanti

“--I wouldn't throw that cat out of bed. --When did you get a cat?”

— Lesley Kagen

“There's no need for a piece of sculpture in a home that has a cat. ”

— Wesley Bates

“There were cats lying in the way but they did not move. Cats rarely moved for people in Egypt. They had to step round…

— Michael Pearce

“She had found them lodgings in The Shades, an ancient part of the city whose inhabitants were largely nocturnal and never inquired about one…

— Terry Pratchett

“Something had curdled in the atmosphere of the great hall. A further restlessness, a sense of unease, seemed to seep into the air through…

— Douglas Nicholas

“Handy, humans, Rowl thought. Clumsy, slow, and not always terribly bright, but they were very very strong, through sheer, inarguable mass. He now saw…

— Jim Butcher

“The steps were flanked by a pair of low pedestals, on which were mounted two giant cats carved out of some dark, polished material.…

— Diane Setterfield

“if you found enough cat hairs in a person's house, you pretty much had to assume there was a feline on the premises somewhere”

— Stephen King