Is this spirited man the cook?" she shouted. "Are you responsible for this delightful feast? What a piece of luck! … What is it you say, Mr. Apples?""Like shittin' with the pope."" No, the other thing, less vulgar."" Whistlin' donkey."" Quite! A surprise and a delight like a whistling … How is it that these phrases make sense when you say them? Anyway, bring him along. Eli Brown
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