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Dreams of a Kitten
Page 702
Despite unreasonable hopes, it wasn’t only the cats and dogs in
the air. The mongrel demons soared too. They had no inclination
to dally like the zig-zagging cats and dogs, and went directly
up, like any extremist, taking no part in what they must have
considered to be a silly, joyous, incomplete diversion. They
soon crossed over into the darkness, which was called Kimrabort,
and stayed there. The line of demarcation between El Dorado and
Kimrabort was irregular and unclearly porous in some areas. To
complicate matters further white El Dorado proper contained some
dark areas, and dark Kimrabort proper contained speckles of
white; but frankly not all that many in the latter case. The