PUSS-IN-BOOTS TAKES THE BAG AND CATCHES A SUCCESSION OF ITEMS OF

GAME - RABBITS, PARTRIDGES, ETC. - WHICH HE TAKES TO THE PALACE AND

PRESENTS TO THE KING AS PRESENTS FROM HIS MASTER, THE "MARQUIS DE

CARABAS". EVENTUALLY THE CAT LEARNS THAT THE KING AND HIS BEAUTIFUL

DAUGHTER WILL BE TRAVELLING BY THE RIVER ROAD. PUSS-IN-BOOTS TELLS THE

MILLER'S SON (WHO IS IGNORANT OF ALL THIS) TO GO AND BATHE IN THE RIVER

AT THE TIME THAT THE ROYAL PARTY IS DUE TO PASS. THE BOY DOES SO, AND

AS HE BATHES THE CAT STEALS HIS CLOTHES, AND RUNS TO THE ROAD CALLING

FOR HELP FOR HIS MASTER, THE MARQUIS DE CARABAS, WHO IS DROWNING.

THE BOY IS "RESCUED" FROM THE RIVER, AND HIS LACK OF CLOTHES IS

EXPLAINED AS THE WORK OF ROBBERS. HE IS THEREFORE WRAPPED IN RICH

ROBES AND DRIVEN OFF IN THE KING'S COACH.

 

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