You should have seen him. Such a kind smile. He said you would be delighted to help me.' 'He did, eh?' 'He spoke most highly of you.' 'Really?' 'Oh, yes, he thinks a lot of you. I remember his very words. "Mr Wooster, miss," he said, "is, perhaps, mentally somewhat negligible, but he has a heart of gold." He said that as he was lowering me from the side of the boat by a rope, having first made sure that the coast was clear. I couldn't dive, you see, because of the splash.
The speaker recounts an encounter where someone praised Mr. Wooster, describing him as possessing a kind smile. This individual mentions how Mr. Wooster was highly regarded, with a specific compliment stating that despite his perceived mental shortcomings, he is a person of great kindness and heart. The context reveals a humorous appreciation for Mr. Wooster's character, highlighting a strong bond of admiration.
The speaker also recalls a moment on a boat when assistance was offered, emphasizing the carefulness of the situation as they were being lowered by a rope. This anecdote captures Mr. Wooster’s helpful nature, juxtaposed with a playful take on his intellect, showcasing Wodehouse's characteristic humor and affection for his characters.
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