PLUS MONEY FOR NOTHING

BURNING DESIRE

Gradually, driving everything from his mind, there stole upon him the realisation that unless he found something immediately to slake the thirst(for whisky) which was burning him up, he would perish of spontaneous combustion.

INTENSE DISLIKE

Mr Chimp regarded his partner with disfavour. He wished he had never seen Mr Molloy. He wished he might never see him again. He wished he were not seeing him now.

THE PUPPET

His hair was disordered, his face streaked with dust and heat, and his legs acted so independently of his body that gave him an odd appearance of moving in several directions at once.

CHAT 'N' WORK

It began to seem to Mr Soapy that the staffs of the English country houses must be selected primarily for their powers of conversation.Every domestic with whom he come in contact in Rudge Hall so far had had at his disposal an apparently endless flow of lively small-talk. The butler, if you let him, would gossip all day about rabbits and there was a chauffeur apparently settling down to dictate his autobiography.