Work is the curse of the drinking classes.'Psmith'
The row seems to me to have been greatly over-rated.'Comrade Psmith'
The only consolation being that it will all be the same in a hundred years.'Psmith'
As Alfred remarked on another occasion, 'What price fish?''Psmith'
There are those hoping for failure who will be disappointed.'Psmith'
Every man has his hobby. Mine is unostentatious helpfulness to others.'Psmith'
Prizes seem to me to introduce into Education an unwholesome element of Competition.'Psmith'
Always be ready to shed radiance and joy wherever you go.'Psmith'
Our lives run, like melted butter, in several directions at once. Such is life.'Psmith'
I take it that your disposition is always sunny, your manner always placid.'Psmith'
It is curious how often one longs for the pen of a Dante when writing one's friends.'Psmith'
Intolerable is the dulness of this mortal life, viewed in its entirety.'Psmith'
Every little helps, as the old woman said when she put mustard in the baby's milk.'Psmith'
I saw enough to know that things were not as they should be.'Psmith'
The battle is not always to the strong nor the race to the swift.'Psmith'