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Tish and Pish: How To Be of a Speakingness Like Stephen Fry--A Delicious Collection of Sumptuous Gorgeosities [Secure eReader]
eBook by Stewart Ferris

eBook Category: Humor/Education
eBook Description: The English tongue has never tasted more delicious than in the mouth of Stephen Fry: his chokingly brilliant sesquipedalian prose is like a shaft of sunlight through the drizzle of quotidian language. Now, with this bound monograph, we can all emit a similarly exquisite effulgence and enjoy the bright shaft of Stephen Fry locution in the privacy of our own smallest pavilion. May his shaft continue to pleasure us for many years to come. After all, what could be fluffier?

eBook Publisher: Summersdale Publishers Ltd/Summersdale Humor
Fictionwise Release Date: September 2005


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I didn't know you had a horse. What was it like?

I was not cognisant that you either were once (or remain) in ownership of an equine beast, assuming the concept of "ownership" can really be said to extend to living entities, or, if I may lower the tone somewhat by adopting the baser meaning of the word "had", that you enjoyed caballine carnality at some point. Of course, were you of Gallic origin, I would push my enquiry in the direction of matters culinary. Whichever of the meanings applies thereto, was it of an enjoyableness?


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