Question

(2) In the palace, the first time the food was brought in, ______________________________________________________________The second time the food was brought in
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Answer 1

in the palace the first time the food was bought in all the mice and rats ran up and 8 all the food the second time the food bought in the rats and mice appears as before the cat pounced killing at least dozen before they ran away

Answer 2

Answer:

This line is from the story is from Dick Whittington and his Cat

Explanation:

When the food was brought in the first time, Food was scattered and rats and mice ate all the food. The captain then requested in a telegram that Dick's cat be brought to the palace. The rats and mice returned, and more food was spread out. The cat pounced right away, killing at least a dozen of them before they dispersed.

Dick was able to sleep soundly at night because the cat was a skilled mouser. The entire cargo from Mr. Fitzwarren's ship was agreed to be purchased by the King of Barbary, who also paid ten times as much for the cat alone. Dick rose to prominence as a businessman. He wed Alice Fitzwarren, the daughter of Mr. Fitzwarren, and was three times elected Lord Mayor of London. He afterwards received a knighthood from the king and took the name Sir Richard Whittington. He was not only well-known, but also well-liked.

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