from Wodehouse [006] [007]

"In all crisis of human affairs there are two board courses open to a man. He can stay where he is or he can go elsewhere."

<Indiscretions of Archie>
(to G, J's fd)

"The gift of seeing ourselves as others see us is, as the poet indicates, vouchsafed to few men." 

<A damsel in distress>
(to another G, J's fd)

from Wodehouse [005]

"She pulled herself together. Beastly of her to be jealous of Hugo just because he is happy."

<Summer Lightning>

from Wodehouse [004]

"I went to an osteopath yesterday who practically tore me limb from limb. I must say I feel better after the treatment, though not at all sure that all of me is still there. I wonder what an osteopath does if a patient suddenly comes apart in his hands. ("Quick, Watson, the seccotine!") "

<Performing Flea>

from Wodehouse [003]

''I should simply droop and fade away like a neglected lily.'' 

<Psmith, the journalist>

from Wodehouse [002]

There are moments when a girl must be alone to wrestle single-handed with her own particular devils.

- Heavy Weather

from Wodehouse [001]

It is a disturbing thought

that we suffer in this world just as much

by being prudent and taking precautions as

we do by being rash and impulsive and acting as the spirit moves us

--- Jill the reckless