Right Ho, Jeeves by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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page 63 of 357 (17%)
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"Here's an instance of how you have to think of everything. You heard me
mention sausages, kidneys and bacon and ham." "Yes, sir." "Well, there must be nothing of that. Fatal. The wrong note entirely. Give me that telegraph form and pencil. I must warn Gussie without delay. What he's got to do is to create in this girl's mind the impression that he is pining away for love of her. This cannot be done by wolfing sausages." "No, sir." "Very well, then." And, taking form and _p._, I drafted the following: _Fink-Nottle Brinkley Court, Market Snodsbury Worcestershire Lay off the sausages. Avoid the ham. Bertie._ "Send that off, Jeeves, instanter." |
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