The Church Mouse was created in 1934.
Church, no doubt! I've heard it said 'quiet as a mouse' or 'poor as a church mouse'.
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The expression is "poor as a church mouse," and it means extremely poor, to the point of starvation.
The Church Mouse - 1934 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA #094)
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It means very, very quiet. As quiet as a little mouse in a big, crowded church would be.
The answer is Church Mouse
Firstly it is QUIET as a church mouse and plus this isn't actually a question but just five words witha question mark at the end.
There is no reference to a Church Mouse in any of Lewis Carroll's writings. It doesn't appear in any of his fictional works, nor does it appear in any of the books, articles, letters or diaries written under his real name, Charles Dodgson. There are references made in several online dictionaries to Carroll creating a character called Church Mouse, (See link below) but none of them quotes a source and they appear to be mistaken.
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