The Politeness of Princes - and Other School Stories by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Out with it."
"Walls have ears," said Pillingshot. "So have you," replied Scott crisply, "and I'll smite them in half a second." Pillingshot sighed resignedly, and produced an envelope. From this he poured some dried mud. "Here, steady on with my table-cloth," said Scott. "What's this?" "Mud." "What about it?" "Where do you think it came from?" "How should I know? Road, I suppose." Pillingshot smiled faintly. "Eighteen different kinds of mud about here," he said patronisingly. "This is flower-bed mud from the house front-garden." "Well? What about it?" "Sh--h--h!" said Pillingshot, and glided out of the room. * * * * * |
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