Three Men and a Maid by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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Sudden enlightenment came into her eyes.
"Oh, you are the man poor Pinky-Boodles bit!" "The lucky man!" Her face clouded. "Poor Pinky is feeling the motion of the boat a little. It's his first voyage." "I shall always remember that it was Pinky who first brought us together. Would you care for a stroll on deck?" "Not just now, thanks. I must be getting back to my room to finish unpacking. After lunch, perhaps." "I will be there. By the way, you know my name, but...." "Oh, mine?" She smiled brightly. "It's funny that a person's name is the last thing one thinks of asking. Mine is Bennett." "Bennett!" "Wilhelmina Bennett. My friends," she said softly as she turned away, "call me Billie!" |
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