The Clicking of Cuthbert by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"That's all right."
"What are you going to do?" "Now, do you mean? Oh, I shall potter round the second nine. If you want me, you'll find me somewhere about." "You'll come to the wedding, Peter?" said James, wistfully. "Of course," said Peter. "Good luck." He spoke cheerily, but, when the other had turned to go, he stood looking after him thoughtfully. Then he sighed a heavy sigh. * * * * * James approached Miss Forrester with a beating heart. She made a charming picture as she stood there in the sunlight, one hand on her hip, the other swaying a tennis racket. "How do you do?" said James. "How are you, Mr. Todd? Have you been playing golf?" "Yes." "With Mr. Willard?" "Yes. We were having a match." |
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