Three Men and a Maid by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"I don't think I know him."
"Yes, you do. He's you!" "Me!" "Yes, you. You are going to sit at the piano to-night." "I'm sorry to disappoint you, but it's impossible. I gave you my views on the subject just now." "You've altered them." "I haven't." "Well, you soon will, and I'll tell you why. If you don't get up out of that damned berth you've been roosting in all your life, I'm going to ring for J. B. Midgeley and I'm going to tell him to bring me a bit of dinner in here and I'm going to eat it before your eyes." "But you've had dinner." "Well, I'll have another. I feel just ready for a nice fat pork chop...." "Stop. Stop!" "A nice fat pork chop with potatoes and lots of cabbage," repeated Sam, firmly. "And I shall eat it here on this very lounge. Now, how do we go?" |
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