In a novel titled after one of these animals, Coldmoon grinds a glass ball, and that animal drowns while praying to Buddha and is owned by Mr. Sneaze.
In a novel titled after one of these animals, Coldmoon grinds a glass ball, and that animal drowns while praying to Buddha and is owned by Mr. Sneaze. Another literary one of these animals also drowns after "the slippery verge her feet beguil'd / She tumbled headlong in."  In addition to the title character of a (*) Natsume Soseki novel, and the subject of an "Ode on the Death of a Favourite" one by Thomas Gray, T.S. Eliot wrote Old Possum's Book of Practical these animals. Another one of these animals slowly disappears but taunts Alice with its grin. For ten points, identify this animal, one example of which appears "in a hat" in a Dr. Seuss work.
In a novel titled after one of these animals, Coldmoon grinds a glass ball, and that animal drowns while praying to Buddha and is owned by Mr. Sneaze.
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