My Man Jeeves by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Why?" I said. "He assaulted a constable, sir." "Lord Pershore assaulted a constable!" "Yes, sir." I digested this. "But, Jeeves, I say! This is frightful!" "Sir?" "What will Lady Malvern say when she finds out?" "I do not fancy that her ladyship will find out, sir." "But she'll come back and want to know where he is." "I rather fancy, sir, that his lordship's bit of time will have run out by then." "But supposing it hasn't?" "In that event, sir, it may be judicious to prevaricate a little." "How?" |
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