Quotation from: Love Among the Chickens

Written by: P.G. Wodehouse


This was not, I suppose, conciliation in the strictest and best sense
of the word, but the thing had to be said.


"You don't understand me, sir," he said excitedly. "When I said we
didn't know where we were, it was a manner of speaking. We want to
know how we stand."


"On your heels," I replied gently, "as I pointed out before."


"I am Brass, sir, of Axminster. My account with Mr. Ukridge is ten
pounds eight shillings and fourpence. I want to know--"

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