Mike and Psmith by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"I'll play on a rockery, if you want me to," said Mike.
* * * * * "You're going to what?" asked Psmith, sleepily, on being awakened and told the news. "I'm going to play cricket, for a village near here. I say, don't tell a soul, will you? I don't want it to get about, or I may get lugged in to play for the school." "My lips are sealed. I think I'll come and watch you. Cricket I dislike, but watching cricket is one of the finest of Britain's manly sports. I'll borrow Jellicoe's bicycle." * * * * * That Saturday, Lower Borlock smote the men of Chidford hip and thigh. Their victory was due to a hurricane innings of seventy-five by a newcomer to the team, M. Jackson. 9 THE FIRE BRIGADE MEETING Cricket is the great safety valve. If you like the game, and are in a position to play it at least twice a week, life can never be entirely |
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