to see the young master through his hour of trial.
“I say, Jeeves,” I sang out, “have you got a fiver? I’m a bit short.”
“Silence!” bellowed some officious blighter.
“It’s all right,” I said; “just arranging the financial details. Got the stuff, Jeeves?”
“Yes, sir.”
“Good egg!”
“Are you a friend of the prisoner?” asked the beak.
“I am in Mr. Wooster’s employment, your worship, in the capacity of gentleman’s personal gentleman.”
“Then pay the fine to the clerk.”
“Very good, your worship.”
The beak gave a coldish nod in my direction, as much as to say that they might now strike the fetters from my wrists; and, having hitched up the pince-nez once more, proceeded to hand