The Pothunters by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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'No, he'd be too sick. Besides,' he added, ingenuously, 'there's a
possible tip. Don't want to miss that. I'm simply stony. Always am at end of term.' 'Oh,' said Barrett, realizing that further argument would be thrown away. 'Well, so long, then.' 'So long. Hope you have luck.' 'Thanks. I say.' 'Well?' 'Roll-call, you know. If you don't see me anywhere about, you might answer my name.' 'All right. And if you find anything decent, you might remember me. You know pretty well what I've got already.' 'Right, I will.' 'Magpie's what I want particularly. Where are you going, by the way?' 'Thought of having a shot at old Venner's woods. I'm after a water-wagtail myself. Ought to be one or two in the Dingle.' 'Heaps, probably. But I should advise you to look out, you know. Venner's awfully down on trespassing.' 'Yes, the bounder. But I don't think he'll get me. One gets the knack |
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