Herman Cyril McNeile,
The Ducking of Herbert Polton
(1925)
“ I said so to Moyra Jackson one day. The conversation had turned on Bill, as it frequently did if she and I were alone. "Surely, Squash-face," she said a little wistfully, "there must be some market for a man like him. When you see the awful horrors you do see earning huge salaries, it seems ridiculous that Bill can't get a job. He's ever so much nicer than they are. ”
