Not George Washington — an Autobiographical Novel by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"But you may get cramp. By the way--I'm really frightfully obliged to you for saving my life--I mean, a perfect stranger--I'm afraid it's quite spoiled your dip." "Not at all," I said politely. "Did you get cramp?" "A twinge. It was awfully kind of you." "Not at all." Then there was a rather awkward silence. "Is this your first visit to Guernsey?" I asked. "Yes; I arrived yesterday. It's a delightful place. Do you live here?" "Yes; that white cottage you can just see through the trees." "I suppose I couldn't give you a tow anywhere?" "No; thank you very much. I will swim back." Another constrained silence. "Are you ever in London, Miss----?" "Goodwin. Oh, yes; we generally go over in the winter, Mr.----" "Cloyster. Really? How jolly. Do you go to the theatre much?" |
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