Quotation from: Love Among the Chickens

Written by: P.G. Wodehouse


"I fail to see your object in coming here. I have nothing for you. I
couldn't pay your bills if I wanted to."


It began to be borne in upon me that I was becoming unpopular.


"I am here simply as Mr. Ukridge's guest," I proceeded. After all, why
should I spare the man? "I have nothing whatever to do with his
business affairs. I refuse absolutely to be regarded as in any way
indebted to you. I am sorry for you. You have my sympathy. That is all
I can give you, sympathy--and good advice."

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