The Brother of Daphne by Dornford Yates
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I reached for the telephone and picked up the receiver. "Number, please." "Exchange," I said, "there is here a fat swab." "What?" "Swab," said I. "I'll spell it. S for soldier, W, A for apple, B for Baldwin." "Have you a complaint to make?" "That's it," said I: "About this swab. You see, he won't go to the ball. His ticket has been bought, his role chosen, his face passed over. And yet- " "Mayfair supervisor," said a voice. "That's done it," said I. "I mean- er- Supervisor." "Speaking." "I want to complain about our swab here." |
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