Aunts Aren't Gentlemen
“By the time I got there I should have done three miles of foot-slogging and I proposed to give the leg muscles a bit of time off, and if E. Jimpson Murgatroyd didn't like it, let him eat cake.
I was particularly anxious to get together with Jeeves and hear what he had to say about the strange experience through which I had just passed, as strange an e. as had come my way in what you might call a month of Sundays.
I could make nothing of the attitude Cook had taken up.
Plank's theory that his as...perity had been due to the fact that Vanessa had got into the wrong crowd in London seemed to me pure apple sauce. I mean, if your daughter picks her social circle unwisely and starts clobbering the police, you don't necessarily accuse the first person you meet of stealing cats.
The two things don't go together.
'Jeeves,' I said, reaching the finish line and sinking into an armchair, 'answer what I am about to ask you frankly. You have known me a good time.' 'Yes, sir.' 'You have had every opportunity of studying my psychology.' 'Yes, sir.' 'Well, would you say I was a fellow who stole cats?' 'No, sir.' His ready response pleased me not a little.MoreLess
I was particularly anxious to get together with Jeeves and hear what he had to say about the strange experience through which I had just passed, as strange an e. as had come my way in what you might call a month of Sundays.
I could make nothing of the attitude Cook had taken up.
Plank's theory that his as...perity had been due to the fact that Vanessa had got into the wrong crowd in London seemed to me pure apple sauce. I mean, if your daughter picks her social circle unwisely and starts clobbering the police, you don't necessarily accuse the first person you meet of stealing cats.
The two things don't go together.
'Jeeves,' I said, reaching the finish line and sinking into an armchair, 'answer what I am about to ask you frankly. You have known me a good time.' 'Yes, sir.' 'You have had every opportunity of studying my psychology.' 'Yes, sir.' 'Well, would you say I was a fellow who stole cats?' 'No, sir.' His ready response pleased me not a little.MoreLess
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