Non-PRO English Art/Literary Poetry & Literature

The quotations are from Kipps, a British novel published in 1905.

After an accident:
"I was coming down hill, you know," explained the bicyclist. "These little Folkestone hills are a Fair Treat. It isn't as though I'd been on the level. I came rather a whop."

Kipps criticizes a "farcical comedy" and Chitterlow praises his criticism:
"And the way you picked up every point in that scene, my boy, was a Fair Treat!"