The Master Cat, Or Puss In Boots

I read "The Master Car, Or Puss In Boots".

Once upon a time there was a miller, who left his poor property to his three children. The eldest had the mill, the second had the ass, and the youngest had the cat. The youngest lamented about that, but his cat said to him that "if you give me a bag and a pair of boots, you don't have to worry about anything.
One day,  the cat caught  rabbits and partridges and brought them to the king, telling that they were presents from his master. Also, when he knew that king's daughter, the most beautiful princess in the world took a walk along the riverside, he gave a piece of advice to his master and he could meet her.
Thanks to the cat's cunning, the youngest son of the miller has good things. In the end, what happens to the relationship between youngest son and king's daughter?

It is miracle that a mere youngest man of miller could marry king's daughter thanks to cat's cunning, but I feel terrible if the truth is revealed.

  • puss: ネコちゃん(呼びかけて)  miller: 粉屋
  • mill:工場             ass: バカ者
  • attorney: 弁護士         take any notice of A: Aのことを気にする
  • afflict: ~を苦しめる        scamper: 駆ける
  • bramble: 野ばら         gallantly: 勇敢に
  • warren: ウサギの巣        bran: ぬか
  • rummage: ~をひっかき回して捜す majesty: 陛下
  • forthwith: 直ちに         partridge: ヤマウズラ(鳥)
  • coach: 客車            rogue: いたずらっ子
  • wardrobe: 洋服ダンス       fetch: ~を取ってくる
  • airing: 散歩            reaper: 収穫者
  • ogre: 人食い鬼          gutter: 溝
  • own: 白状する

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