What does the phrase kitten in his pocket mean?
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This is an extract from 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' by Alexander Baron:
Corporal Turnbull was a young man, but he was not a man to be trifled with. He had come back from Dunkirk with all his equipment correct and accounted for and his kitten in his pocket
Corporal Turnbull was a young man, but he was not a man to be trifled with. He had come back from Dunkirk with all his equipment correct and accounted for and his kitten in his pocket
Pearlnima:
Yes, I do know the phrase but I what I am asking is it's meaning
The only meaning was (and I'm not even sure of its validity) that it means 'hiding your anger'. That doesn't seem to be relevant in the stated context.
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