The Code of the Woosters
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nonettes de poulet Agnes Sorel?’
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when Sir Roderick Glossop had become locked up in the potting-shed, and your efforts to release him appeared likely to be foiled by the fact that Police Constable Dobson had been stationed outside the door?’
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It would be necessary to provide a lure suited to the psychology of the individual.
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The only thing I’m a bit sorry for now,’ said Gussie thoughtfully, ‘is that I gave the old boy that notebook.’
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If old Bassett has read the contents of that notebook, nothing will bring him round.’
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Coldly reasoned opinions, carefully inscribed day by day in a notebook, are a very different thing.’
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The book must still be in the pocket of his dressing gown—
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‘He was assaulted while endeavouring to recover Sir Watkyn’s cow-creamer from a midnight marauder, sir.’
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when there sprang from the darkness a dim figure—’
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‘The same dim figure?’ ‘No, sir. Another one.’
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No doubt Miss Byng inadvertently forgot to apprise him that there had been a change in the evening’s arrangements.’
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This dim figure. I am referring to dim figure A. Who
Lloyd Thomas
Aunt Dahlia! See the following page!
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He is convinced that it was you.’
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Aunt Dahlia
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From page 209. With the cow creamer!
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And so saying, she thrust the cow-creamer into my hands.
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preux chevalier
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the only object on the mantelpiece which the fierce rush of life at Totleigh Towers had left still unbroken.
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they think the Oates helmet is here. In
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‘If they find the cow-creamer here, it may be a little difficult to explain.’
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‘Put the bally thing in the suitcase, Jeeves.’
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His spectacles were glittering in a hunted sort of way, and there was more than a touch of the fretful porpentine about his hair.
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Spink-Bottle, you ghastly goggle-eyed piece of gorgonzola,
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take your suitcase
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Cow creamer is inside the suitcase. But Gussie doesn’t know this.
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‘You won’t mind taking my suitcase, Gussie? If you’re borrowing the car,
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‘We’ll just loose you down on the sheet and drop the suitcase after you. All set, Jeeves?’
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He opened the small suitcase,
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rannygazoo.
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‘Yes, sir. I have just discovered that there is a policeman’s helmet in this suitcase.’
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‘The hand that placed that helmet there was not mine, but that of S. Byng.
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I have just one thing to say to you, young Stiffy, and it is this: Was it you who put that helmet in my suitcase?’ ‘Of course it was.
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the Code of the Woosters was “Never let a pal down”?’
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People who appeal to the Code of the Woosters rarely fail to touch a chord in Bertram.
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There are a hundred places where you can hide it.’
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What I would recommend is that you drop the helmet out of the window.
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I snatched up the helmet, bounded to the window and loosed the thing into the night.
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gown, and Police Constable Oates, who
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‘You will scarcely believe it, Bertie, but he thinks that cow-creamer is here.’
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I have every reason to believe that not only is my cow-creamer in your possession, but Constable Oates’s helmet, as well.’
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Well, apparently I was wrong, then, in supposing that you are concealing my cow-creamer.
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‘As regards the cow-creamer, I admit that you have established your case.
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We will now turn to Constable Oates’s helmet. That, Mr Wooster, I happen to know positively, is in your possession.’
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And on that salver was a policeman’s helmet.
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I observed Mr Wooster drop something from his window.
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I assured you that the perpetrator of this wanton assault on the person of Constable Oates would, when apprehended, serve a prison sentence. I see no reason to revise that decision.’
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‘I must apologize for the shortcomings of my cook. I may be making a change before long.
Lloyd Thomas
Sir Watkyn plans to steal Anatole, Aunt Dalia’s chef.
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‘So he has bunged a spanner into Stiffy’s romance as well as Gussie’s, has he?
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The old buzzard has made a condition.’ ‘What is that?’ ‘He wants Anatole.’
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‘Yes. That is the price of your freedom.
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courgette
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