P.G. Wodehouse Quotes
P.G. Wodehouse was born on October 15, 1881 in Surrey, and in honor of the 142nd anniversary of his birth I’m sharing ten quotes from his books. I realized this year that in answer to the question, “Who would be at your ideal dinner party?” P.G. Wodehouse topped my list by a long shot. I am constantly amazed at how clever and funny his writing is. I’m especially impressed with his similes and allusions. When my reading palette needs cleansing I reach for Wodehouse.
Alexandre Dumas On Mosquitoes
You hold your breath, and wait. Not for long. A sudden pain stabs you. This time it is on your eyelid. Your thoughts, in their lust for vengeance, do not allow calculation. You give yourself a blow that would fell an ox, you see a million stars. Never mind; it is worth it if your vampire is dead.