Kutze, Stepp'n on Wheat David Kettler

Kutze, Stepp'n on Wheat David KettlerAlone on a midsummer night, Cat wakes to find a stranger dressed in yellow rat a tap, tapping his feet. Captivated by the music of Kutzes steps, Cat resolves to tread wheat like the stranger when he grows up: in the big city where he studies music or, eventually, further afield, across the sea.

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