Psmith, Journalist by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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This accomplished, he looked up and started. He gazed round the room. "Ha! I am observed!" he murmured. The words broke the spell. Instantly, the five visitors burst simultaneously into speech. "Are you the acting editor of this paper?" "I wish to have a word with you, sir." "Mr. Windsor, I presume?" "Pardon me!" "I should like a few moments' conversation." The start was good and even; but the gentleman who said "Pardon me!" necessarily finished first with the rest nowhere. Psmith turned to him, bowed, and fixed him with a benevolent gaze through his eye-glass. "Are you Mr. Windsor, sir, may I ask?" inquired the favoured one. The others paused for the reply. "Alas! no," said Psmith with manly regret. |
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