P. G. Wodehouse,
Three Men and a Maid — CHAPTER 10
(1922)
“ Much has been written of great friendships between man and man, friendships which neither woman can mar nor death destroy. Rufus Bennett had always believed that his friendship for Mr. Mortimer was of this order. ”
P. G. Wodehouse,
Three Men and a Maid — CHAPTER 10
(1922)
“ I'll take that.” “It's giving you a lot of trouble,” said Mr. Bennett with belated consideration.“Oh no!” said Billie. “I'm only too glad to be able to do something for you, father dear. This noise is a terrible nuisance, isn't it.” ”
P. G. Wodehouse,
Three Men and a Maid — CHAPTER 10
(1922)
“ Because of that pest Mortimer. I must have legal advice. I want you to go and see Sir Mallaby Marlowe. Here's his address. Tell him the whole story. Tell him that this man is annoying me in every possible way and ask if he can't be stopped. If you can't see Sir Mallaby himself, see someone else in the firm. Go up to-night, so that you can see him first thing in the morning. You can stop the night at the Savoy. ”
