Tales of St. Austin's by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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'Yes, sir?'
'The Headmaster wishes to see you--again.' 'Yes, sir,' said Harrison. There was a curious lack of enthusiasm in his voice. [3] L'AFFAIRE UNCLE JOHN (_A Story in Letters_) I From Richard Venables, of St Austin's School, to his brother Archibald Venables, of King's College, Cambridge: Dear Archie--I take up my pen to write to you, not as one hoping for an answer, but rather in order that (you notice the Thucydidean construction) I may tell you of an event the most important of those that have gone before. You may or may not have heard far-off echoes of my adventure with Uncle John, who has just come back from the diamond-mines--and looks it. It happened thusly: |
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