Three Men and a Maid by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Do be an angel and run along to my stateroom and see if Pinky-Boodles is quite comfortable." "Bound to be." "Yes. But do go. He may be feeling lonely. Chirrup to him a little." "Chirrup?" "Yes, to cheer him up." "Oh, all right." "Run along!" Mr. Mortimer ran along. He had the air of one who feels that he only needs a peaked cap and a uniform two sizes too small for him to be a properly equipped messenger boy. "And, as Bream was saying," resumed the girl, "you might have been left behind." "That," said Sam, edging a step closer, "was the thought that tortured me, the thought that a friendship so delightfully begun...." "But it hadn't begun. We have never spoken to each other before now." "Have you forgotten? On the dock...." |
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