The Clicking of Cuthbert by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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They were moving to the door, when Cuthbert felt a light touch on his
arm. Adeline was looking up at him tenderly. "May I come, too, and walk round with you?" Cuthbert's bosom heaved. "Oh," he said, with a tremor in his voice, "that you would walk round with me for life!" Her eyes met his. "Perhaps," she whispered, softly, "it could be arranged." * * * * * "And so," (concluded the Oldest Member), "you see that golf can be of the greatest practical assistance to a man in Life's struggle. Raymond Parsloe Devine, who was no player, had to move out of the neighbourhood immediately, and is now, I believe, writing scenarios out in California for the Flicker Film Company. Adeline is married to Cuthbert, and it was only his earnest pleading which prevented her from having their eldest son christened Abe Mitchell Ribbed-Faced Mashie Banks, for she is now as keen a devotee of the great game as her husband. Those who know them say that theirs is a union so devoted, so----" * * * * * The Sage broke off abruptly, for the young man had rushed to the door and out into the passage. Through the open door he could hear him |
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