Three Men and a Maid by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Oh, sorry! Go ahead." Eustace Hignett scowled at the printed notice on the wall informing occupants of the stateroom that the name of their steward was J. B. Midgeley. "She was an extraordinarily pretty girl...." "So was mine. I give you my honest word I never in all my life saw such...." "Of course, if you would prefer that I postponed my narrative?" said Eustace coldly. "Oh, sorry! Carry on." "She was an extraordinarily pretty girl...." "What was her name?" "Wilhelmina Bennett. She was an extraordinarily pretty girl and highly intelligent. I read her all my poems and she appreciated them immensely. She enjoyed my singing. My conversation appeared to interest her. She admired my...." "I see. You made a hit. Now get on with the rest of the story." "Don't bustle me," said Eustace querulously. |
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