Quote by Charles A. Lindbergh, Explaining

It's too dangerous a journey to risk the cat's life.

It's too dangerous a journey to risk the cat's life.

Summary

This quote suggests that the journey ahead is extremely perilous, to the point where it would be too risky to bring along a cat. It implies that the cat's safety is a concern and that the challenges and obstacles on the journey could endanger its life. Therefore, it is best to not include the cat in order to protect it from the potential dangers and ensure its well-being.

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By Charles A. Lindbergh, Explaining

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