I had forgotten you were a bird-watcher till you reminded me just now. You went in for it at Oxford, I remember. It isn't a thing I would care to do myself. Not," I hastened to add, "that I've anything against bird-watching. Must be most interesting, besides keeping you" – I was about to say "out of the public houses" but thought it better to change it to "out in the open air".
"What's the procedure?" I went on. "I suppose you lurk in a bush till a bird comes along, and then you out with the glasses and watch it.
"What's the procedure?" I went on. "I suppose you lurk in a bush till a bird comes along, and then you out with the glasses and watch it.
( P.G. Wodehouse )
[ Aunts Aren't Gentlemen ]
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