unearths some literary gems.
From Vanity Fair, November-December 1917:
Notes on attachments:
1.Rhetorical Questions Answered department, Thanking a Hippopotamus division
A. Well, it couldn't hurt.
2. Did the "telegram-opening" play type give Wodehouse the idea of using flurries of telegrams in his novels?
3. The series of blank names in the theatrical dressing-room scenario is especially funny because, earlier in the story, the star asks to be notified when a "Mr. Blank" has come offstage. Bonus: The default file name for the images I create in Gimp is "blank.jpg." Normally, after I've pasted in a screen capture, I overwrite that name...but this time I didn't have to!
