A passerby is amused to hear this character mutter "puppy biscuit" to himself.
A passerby is amused to hear this character mutter "puppy biscuit" to himself.Dr. Pritchard-Mitford tells this character "I've read your book on streptohricosis"before treating millionaire banker Wellington McMillan. This character repeatedlyhears the sound (+) "pocketa-pocketa-pocketa". This character plans to wear a slingon his arm when taking his car to the garage, and mention of the Waterbury trial precedes this character revealing to a (*) courtroom that he is also a deadly shot with his left hand. This character is scolded by his wife when she finds him sitting in a hotel chair holding his new overshoes after her appointment at the hairdresser. For ten points, name this daydreamer introduced in a James Thurber story about his "Secret Life".
A passerby is amused to hear this character mutter "puppy biscuit" to himself.
Walter Mitty