Escribe esta palabra en español: The cat with boots There was once a miller whose only inheritance to his three sons was his mill, his donkey and his cat. Soon the distribution without requiring a clergyman or a lawyer did, they had already consumed all the poor patrimony. The more you tocóel mill, the second the ass, and lower the cat was left. The poor young friend was well unhappy for having received so little. - "My brothers" - he said, - "can make a beautiful life clasping her goods, but for my part, after having eaten the cat, and make sandals with your skin, then it will not be me to starve. "- The cat, who heard all this, but did not take it well, told him in a firm and serious tone: - "Do not worry so much, my good master. If you give me a bag, and I have a pair of boots for me, with which I can go through mud and brambles, then you will see that you are not as poor as you imagine me. "- The cat with boots The cat with boots The master cat did not give much chance to what he said. However, often he had seen doing clever tricks to catch rats and mice, such as hanging by his heels, or hiding in the food and pretending to be dead. So he took some hope that he could help you alleviate their miserable situation. After receiving the request, the cat gallantly pulled on his boots and bag tied around his neck. He went to a place where there were many rabbits, put in the bag some cereal and vegetables, and took the drawstrings with its front legs, and threw himself on the ground as if dead. Then waited some bunnies, those who do not yet know the deceits of the world, came to look inside the bag. Just recently he had missed when he got what he wanted. A thoughtless and naive rabbit jumped into the bag, and the wily cat, immediately pulled the laces closing the bag and capturing the rabbit. Proud of his prey, he was the king's palace, and asked to speak with his majesty. He was taken upstairs to the apartments of the king, and making a little bow, he said: - "Your Majesty, I bring you a rabbit sent by my noble lord the Marquis of Carabas. (Because that was the title which the cat was pleased to give his master). "- - "Tell your master" - said the king, - "that I really appreciate it, and I'm very pleased with his gift." - On another occasion he went to a field of grain. Again grain loaded her bag and kept it open until a group of partridges entered, pulled the strings and captured. He introduced them to the king, as he had done before with the rabbit and offered. King, likewise received the partridges with great pleasure and gave him a tip. The cat continued, from time to time, for about three months, bringing prey to His Majesty on behalf of his master. One day, when he knew for certain that the king would cross the river bank with her daughter, the loveliest princess in the world, he said to his master: - "If you follow my advice, your fortune is ready. All you have to do is go to the river to bathe in place that will show you, and leave the rest to me. "- The Marquis of Carabas did what the cat advised him, though without knowing why. While he was bathing the king passed by, and the cat began to shout: - "Mayday Mayday My Lord Marquis of Carabas is drowning!" - With all the noise the king stuck his ear out of the car window, and seeing that it was the same cat that often brought him such good prey, he ordered his guards to run immediately to give assistance to their lord the Marquis of Carabas. As the guards drew the Marquis out of the river, the cat approached the car and told the king that, while his master was bathing, some hoodlums came and stole his clothes, although shouted several times as high as he could: