The White Feather by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"That's Albert," said Linton, jumping up. "Yes, I heard them call him that," said Barry. "McTodd and I were coming down here to tea, when they started going for us, so we nipped in here, hoping to find reinforcements." "We were just behind you," said Stanning. "I got one of them a beauty. He went down like a shot." "Albert?" inquired Linton. "No. A little chap." "Let's go out, and smash them up," suggested Linton excitedly. Dunstable treated the situation more coolly. "Wait a bit," he said. "No hurry. Let's finish tea at any rate. You'd better eat as much as you can now Linton. You may have no teeth left to do it with afterwards," he added cheerfully. "Let's chuck things at them," said McTodd. "Don't be an ass," said Barry. "What on earth's the good of that?" "Well, it would be something," said McTodd vaguely. "Hit 'em with a muffin," suggested Stanning. "Dash, I barked my knuckles on that man. But I bet he felt it." |
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