P. G. Wodehouse Quotes on Guilt
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Whenever I meet Ukridge's Aunt Julia I have the same curious illusion of having just committed some particularly unsavoury crime and-what is more-of having done it with swollen hands, enlarged feet, and trousers bagging at the knee on a morning when I had omitted to shave.
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Gussie, a glutton for punishment, stared at himself in the mirror.
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He had that self-reproachful feeling of having been remiss which comes to Generals who wake up one morning to discover that they have carelessly allowed themselves to be outflanked.
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To say that his conscience was clear would be inaccurate, for he did not have a conscience, but he had what was much better, an alibi...