Quotation from: Love Among the Chickens

Written by: P.G. Wodehouse


The latch of the gate clicked. I looked up and saw a tall thin young
man in a frock coat and silk hat enter the garden. It was the first
time I had seen the costume in the country.


He approached me.


"Mr. Ukridge, sir?" he said.


"My name is Garnet. Mr. Ukridge is away at the moment."


"I come from Whiteley's, Mr. Garnet. Our Mr. Blenkinsop having written
on several occasions to Mr. Ukridge, calling his attention to the fact
that his account has been allowed to mount to a considerable figure,
and having received no satisfactory reply, desired me to visit him. I
am sorry that he is not at home."

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