Jack Vettriano The Administration of JusticeJack Vettriano Table for OneJack Vettriano Sweet Is The Night
Excuse me," said Sugar, shaking all over, in conciliatory tones. "Excuse me .... This is a serious moment.. Let us talk things over in a friendly way."
"I quite agree with Sugar and the Cat," said Bread, as though that ended the matter.
"This is ridiculous!" said the Dog, barking and showing his teeth. "There is Man and that's all!... We have to obey him and do as he tells us!... I recognise no one , all for Man! Man is everything ....
But the , her voice sank to a whisper and she hissed, "Look out! I hear the
Fairy and Light coming. I need hardly tell you that Light has taken sides with Man and means to stand by him; she is our worst enemy .... Be careful!"
But our friends had had no practice in trickery and, feeling themselves Cat's shrill voice rose above all the others. She was full of grudges against Man and she wanted to make use of the short spell of humanity which she now enjoyed to avenge her whole race: "All of us here present," she cried, "Animals, Things and Elements, possess a soul which Man does not yet know. That is why we retain a remnant of independence; but, if he finds the Blue Bird, he will know all, he will see all and we shall be completely at his mercy. Remember the time when we wandered at liberty upon the face of the earth! ..." But, suddenly her face changed
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