[The Astonishing History of Troy Town by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Astonishing History of Troy Town CHAPTER IX 18/18
I doubt if he noticed it. Outside, the Admiral's double-bass was still droning the "Dead March" to Miss Limpenny's laurestinus grove.
It was the requiem of our decorum.
Long after I was in bed that night I heard the voice of Mr. Moggridge trolling down the street-- "An' be jabbers! he'll tache 'em the thrick!" Mrs.Goodwyn-Sandys had "taught us the trick," indeed..
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