A Head of Kay's by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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wheeled round towards the head of the house. "Fenn, I am surprised at
you standing here and allowing such a disgraceful disturbance to go on. Really, if you cannot keep order better--It is disgraceful, disgraceful." Mr Kay shot out of the room. Fenn followed in his wake, and the procession made its way to the house-masters' study. It had been a near thing, but the last straw had arrived before the holidays. Mr Kay wheeled round as he reached his study door. "Well, Fenn?" Fenn said nothing. "Have you anything you wish to say, Fenn?" "I thought you might have something to say to me, sir." "I do not understand you, Fenn." "I thought you might wish to apologise for slanging me in front of the fags." It is wonderful what a difference the last straw will make in one's demeanour to a person. "Apologise! I think you forget whom it is you are speaking to." When a master makes this well-worn remark, the wise youth realises |
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