World’s Oldest Cat Door Has Let Working Cats Enter the Cathedral Since 14c

A cat door, but <i>contra</i> the article, no actual cat flap. I believe that the cat flap was invented by Isaac Newton.

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After reading the title (and the article), I was left wondering how it denies access to lazy cats who don&#x27;t work...

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A Nave is the central part of a church. A knave is a tricky deceitful fellow.

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