See kanjo on Wiktionary
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"text": "Lakto finiĝintas. La katidino satas. Karesmurmuras. Mallaŭte. Ĝibas. Frotas sin al hompiedo. Karese, ameme. / La knabino: ŝin ekkaptas. Je l’ ventro. Levas alsupre. Al la buŝo. Blovas. Buŝkaresas. Kanjo! Kanjo!",
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"text": "Kaj poste mi diris “Do nun ci miaŭis! Bona Kanjo!”",
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"text": "Renkontante katon, mi diras “Kompatinda kanjo!” klinias kaj tiklas ian kapankon; la kato suprenlevas la voston en rigida, fandfera maniero, arkigas la dorson kaj vias la nazon al mia pantalono; io estas mildeco kaj trankvilo.",
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"text": "Renkontante katon, mi diras “Kompatinda kanjo!” klinias kaj tiklas ian kapankon; la kato suprenlevas la voston en rigida, fandfera maniero, arkigas la dorson kaj vias la nazon al mia pantalono; io estas mildeco kaj trankvilo.",
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