Horse Doovers.[“I hear of a seaside hotel whose proprietors have instructed their staff never to correct the pronunciation or use of a word by a guest. If it is necessary to use the same term in the conversation the guest’s form of it is the one to be used; it saves a lot of irritation, if not actual humiliation.”—Daily News.]Waiter (with anticipative tact) to holiday customer.“Any horse doovers, Sir?”
[“I hear of a seaside hotel whose proprietors have instructed their staff never to correct the pronunciation or use of a word by a guest. If it is necessary to use the same term in the conversation the guest’s form of it is the one to be used; it saves a lot of irritation, if not actual humiliation.”—Daily News.]
Waiter (with anticipative tact) to holiday customer.“Any horse doovers, Sir?”