When I was but a babe, my eldest sister was bribed with sixpence an hour by my nurse to keep an eye on me and… — P.G. Wodehouse
When I was but a babe, my eldest sister was bribed with sixpence an hour by my nurse to keep an eye on me and see that I did not raise Cain. At the end of the first day she struck for a shilling, and got it.
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