A green felt frog wearing a black bowler hat sits beside a monocle on a small saucer.

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How Right You Are, Jeeves • 1960

P.G. Wodehouse

We exchanged significant glances. At least, I gave him a significant glance and he looked like a stuffed frog, his habit when being discreet.

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The narrator jokes that he shot a meaningful look and got back a face like a stuffed frog, which is apparently how the other man looks when being discreet. The humour is in the absurd comparison and the narrator's earnest confidence.

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