Hear that, Eustace? He wishes we were staying a good long time.""I expect it will seem a good long time," said Eustace, philosophically."
In this excerpt from "The Inimitable Jeeves" by P.G. Wodehouse, Eustace reflects on the notion of time and how it can feel subjectively long based on one's perspective. The dialogue suggests a playful acknowledgment of someone's wish for their stay to be extended, indicating a mix of enjoyment and the typical humor found in Wodehouse's work.
Eustace's philosophical response hints at his acceptance of the situation, implying that regardless of the actual duration, it will seem lengthy to him. This exchange captures the light-hearted banter and the witty character dynamics that are a hallmark of Wodehouse's storytelling.
