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A Literary Cat for Every Day of the Year soap dirt and scratch resistant plasticCats and literature go together like tea and cake. It's not that you can't have one without the other, but there is a certain rightness to the pairing. Writers have chosen many animal companions over the years often dogs, sometimes a raven (Charles Dickens) or, most oddly, a wombat (Dante Gabriel Rossetti) but perhaps the most common is the cat. From Six Dinner Sid and T. S. Eliot's rebellious Rum Tum Tugger to the infuriating Cheshire Cat of