It [is] gentlemanly to get one's quotations very slightly wrong. In that way one unprigs oneself and allows the company to correct one.
As quoted in: Lady Diana Cooper, The Light of Common Day (1959)
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It [is] gentlemanly to get one's quotations very slightly wrong. In that way one unprigs oneself and allows the company to correct one.
As quoted in: Lady Diana Cooper, The Light of Common Day (1959)
