Quotation from: Love Among the Chickens

Written by: P.G. Wodehouse


I opened with two faults. The sight of Phyllis, sitting calm and cool
in her chair under the cedar, unnerved me. I served another fault. And
yet another.


"Here, I say, Garnet," observed Mr. Chase plaintively, "do put me out
of this hideous suspense. I'm becoming a mere bundle of quivering
ganglions."


I loath facetiousness in moments of stress. I frowned austerely, made
no reply, and served another fault, my fifth.

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