P.G. Wodehouse Quotes

If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found In Times Of Despondency That The Assumption Of Formal Evening Dress Has A Stimulating Effect On The Morale.

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

P.G. Wodehouse Quotes: If I Might Suggest, Sir - It Is, Of Course, Merely A Palliative - But It Has Often Been Found

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