Quotation from: Love Among the Chickens

Written by: P.G. Wodehouse


Matters had reached a crisis. Even if I had to lob it under hand, I
must send the ball over the net with this next stroke.


I restrained myself this time, eschewing the careless vigor which had
marked my previous efforts. The ball flew in a slow semicircle, and
pitched inside the correct court. At least, I told myself, I had not
served a fault.


What happened then I cannot exactly say. I saw my opponent spring
forward like a panther and whirl his racket. The next moment the back
net was shaking violently and the ball was rolling swiftly along the
ground on a return journey to the other court.

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