Humor, while writing must make you feel the actual drollness."Whoso hath  the prowess to emanate comicality hath had a wonderful way of living." Having made a beautiful picture comprising of the good old aristocratic fashion, a gamut of emotions and enjoyable entities of literature, P.G stands out. Men could dive into the sea of emotions with one desperate hope of finding the bit of wit, so that when finally out, that's all they would have., to laugh and have fun. And it becomes a  delightful treat if the humour finds the residence in the womankind.  It's definitely a great collection of sarcasm and etymology stuff. Novels draw their exceptional qualities from the fragrance sprayed on the words used to make them up. And Old English has added so much fun and frisk to the verses and conversations. If I happen to see PG or the pig(be it The Empress or The Queen of Michigan), all I'd say is..."It was an absolute pleasure" and a big bow to that last-minute...