Overforce

“Well, actually, Professor Overforce — they were discussing history, you see, and Professor Peddick said ...”

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

How does Overforce fit that into his theory of natural forces?

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

The problem, of course, as in so many wars, was that Professor Overforce and Professor Peddick were both right.

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

“Why would Professor Overforce push you in the water?”

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

Terence echoed, “You pushed Professor Overforce in the water?”

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

The same Darwin whom Professor Overforce had taught to climb trees?

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

“And Professor Overforce came along and pitched you in?”

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

Must have lost the letter when Overforce tried to murder me.

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

“I believe Professor Overforce makes an extremely convincing case for Magna Carta Island.”

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997

“Overforce propounds the theory that the study of history as a chronicle of kings and battles and events is obsolete,” Professor Peddick said.

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997