The Best British Short Stories of 1922 by Unknown
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have been mentioned, were all seated in the public bar of the Wagtail,
enjoying its no doubt excellent hospitality and indulging in a friendly discussion. Is that so?" "Yes, sir." "Now, will you tell his lordship what you were discussing?" "Diseases, sir." "Diseases! And did the argument become acrimonious?" "Pardon?" "Was there a serious dispute about diseases?" "No, sir." "Well, what was the subject of the dispute?" "We was arguin' as to where Wych Street was, sir." "What's that?" said his lordship. "The witness states, my lord, that they were arguing as to where Wych Street was." "Wych Street? Do you mean W-Y-C-H?" "Yes, sir." |
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