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Updated: June 23, 2025
"Well, you were there and you know, of course, but I should have thought the last thing Gussie and this woman would have done in the circs. would have been to start singing duets." "You misunderstand me, sir. It was the entire company who sang. The head master turned to the organist and said something to him in a low tone.
Can't blame him, if you come to think of it, for getting the wind up a bit in the circs. Bit thick, I mean to say, a sparring-partner going at him like that. Naturally he didn't think it much of a wheeze. It was my fault right along.
'It's disappointing, said Charteris, 'to find a chap who can crack a crib as neatly as you can doubling up like this. Think how Charles Peace would have behaved under the circs. Don't disgrace him, poor man. 'Besides, said Jim, with an attempt at optimism, 'it isn't as if I'd actually done anything, is it? 'Just so, said Charteris, 'that's what I've been trying to get you to see all along.
Melancholy, as I remember Jeeves saying once about Pongo Twistleton when he was trying to knock off smoking, had marked him for her own. Not that I was surprised, of course. In the circs., no doubt, a certain moodiness was only natural. I released the hand, ceased to knead the shoulder, and, producing the old case, offered him a cigarette. He took it dully. "Are you here, Bertie?" he asked.
Under these circs, and being unable to wait upon you ourselves for a full explanation, we are sending our very life-blood to you per rail and 'bus with strict orders to bring you at once to the banks of the Mouse, there to confer with Madame and self and arrange such measures of precaution as are suited to the requirements of the situation as indicated by you.
THE house of Bastable was once in poor, but honest, circs. That was when it lived in a semi-detached house in the Lewisham Road, and looked for treasure. There were six scions of the house who looked for it in fact there were seven, if you count Father. I am sure he looked right enough, but he did not do it the right way. And we did.
"Aunts!" exclaimed Jerry, not understanding Prue's Scottish- Australian pronunciation. "Why the dickens should we find aunts in a river-bed? Do they all drown themselves out here? Aunts can be jolly nice too or jolly nasty, according to circs." "They're always nasty here," Grizzel said emphatically, "I never met a nice ant in my life. They bite like red-hot nippers." "Bite!
But at present they've got us, owing to circs. We are Mrs. Gordon's grandchildren." "Oh I see! I hope that Mrs. and Miss Gordon are in good health?" "Pretty bobbish, thank you," Dick was answering when Mollie interrupted: "Can we give you a lift? We are on our way home, and I am sure it is going to rain hard presently."
Old Pop Kipling never said a truer word than when he made that crack about the f. of the s. being more d. than the m. It seemed to me in the circs. that there was but one thing to do that is head for the dining-room and take a slash at the cold collation of which Jeeves had spoken. I felt in urgent need of sustenance, for the recent interview had pulled me down a bit.
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